Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1938 volume:

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Wile Principal Nora Danielson Grace Myer Ruby Voeks Home Economics Commercial 1111510 Omar Bacon Loren McChesney Wilbur Stgwell English Social Science Science and Athletics ANNUAL STAFF Mr. Bacon, Advisor, Lloyd Girard, Athletics: Eleanor Seam, Typistg Floy Swanson, Activitiesg Arvid Hagen, Assistant Business Manager, Marguerite Halvorsen, Features and Classes. Catherine Burg, Typist, Lorna Stoll, Assistant Editor: Beverly Peterson, Editor, Catherine Lord, Business Lhnagerg U ra Klima, Calendar. M j K x 1 . - R , . . 'i . 1 -4 . - . '. , X . , 4- .- 4 .,. 'K' . -,. f Q '. 5 g Y I Q., 5 vu 'I . Q ,P . . . . Y . . -. w . .W ., X 5 H . . , . A . . . , . . K I . , .. . , A 1 N a ' A 1 4, n 'n' ' 5 - . 1 ' - . 1, ' . . . v. , , v . , . o , 1 Q ' uv , ,. I l 5 - Q ' 1 P k vl '. I , A Q A 1 1 .i n ' a 1 ' ' P 4 Q . . , . u . - s n I s 5 . v , . v . ' 1 ' 0 1 1 H Floy Swanson Lorna Stoll Mpggsidegfen Vice President Secretary and Treasurer CLASS COLOR--Burgundy and Gold CLASS FLOWER--Red Rose CLASS MOTTO--nSuccess--Not Finished--But the End of Volume 1' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Cornell High School swung open its doors September 6, 1934, to engulf forty eight timid creatures called Freshmen. But not for long did we remain timid. Six weeks saw us the bane of the teachers, the pests of the school. Fortun- ately, some absorbed a little civics, some science, and less English. By the close of the year we were well on our way to the development of the reputation for which we since have been noted. We returned as sophomores to continue the process of education. Strange that we should be greeted by four new teachers, and only after one year! A few faces were also missing among our ranks. At last we obtained the heights of juniors, full of hope, courage, and the ambition to 'carry on'. We were now fully adapted to the ways and manners of the high school life and looked down upon our underclassmen smugly and with an amusing smile. The greatest events were the class play and the prom--oh my--both successes. Finally, we became sophisticated seniors and-were greeted again by three new teachers. Of course we wondered again why the old ones had left--we received no answers to our questions, but we guessed. 0ur number had decreased from forty-eight to twenty-three, but though small in num- bers, we remained firm of purpose. We labored through the rounds of four classes a day--a few parties plays, and publications, and so on 'till spring, beautiful spring, when the young peoples' fancy turns to---graduation. Ah me--such is high school life--from tiny insignificant freshies to strong, fearless men and women ready to take our places in the world. Ruth Alcott 'Quiet ways bespeak a modest mind.' Glee Club 1,2,3g Band 3,43 Operetta 1.33 Forensics l,2. Jack Anderson 'They always think who never ta1k.' Glee Club lg Prom Committee 3. Gerald Babbitt 'Graduate I must or bust.' Kathryn Flood 'Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright.' Operetta lg Glee Club 1. Lloyd Girard 'Nights of gayety and days of peaceful slumber.' Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2, 3,43 Operetta lg Class Play 3g Annual Staff 4g Prom Committee 3. Arvid Hagen 'In every rank, great or small, Tis the industry of such men Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3, that suppgrts ug 311,' 45 Class Play 3g Basketball Manager 23 Glee Club 15 Operetta lg Prom Committee 3. Catherine Burg 'To know her once is to like her always.' A Glee Club l,2,3,4g XYZ Club 35 Operetta 1,35 Class Play 3g Hi- Libe Staff 3,43 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 3 Class Secretary 3 Prom Committee 51 Class Play 3. Minnie Hagen 'Long, lean, and likeable.' Glee Club lg XYZ Club 1,23 Hi-Lite Staff 3,4g Class President 4. Marguerite Halvorsen WA laugh is worth a hundred groans, on any narket.n Glee Club 1,2,3,4g XYZ Club l,2,3,4g Girls Basketball 1, 2,55 Forensics l,2,5,4g Operetta 1,55 Class Play 55 Hi-Lite Staff 2,:5,4g Band l,2,5,4g Annual staff 43 Prom Committee 3. Veronica Hetchler Wwe know little of her, but that little is good.W Myra Klima 'She has a mind of her own, and words to voice it.' Operetta 1,53 XYZ Club l,2,5,4g Forensics lg Hi-Lite Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g Prom Committee 5. Ruth Laflin Catherine Lord WFor if she will, she will, you may depend on itg But if she won't, she won't, and thats the end of it.N Glee Club l,2,5g XYZ l,2,3,4g Girls Basketball l,2,5g Forensics l,3,4g Operetta 1,45 Jr. Class Play 53 Hi- Lites 2,4g Annual Staff 45 Prom Com- mittee 5. Ruth Mitchell WSincere and sensible.' Sherwood Nelson 'Glamorous ladies do not fascinate him--not yet.W Glee Club lg Basketball l,2g Opereta lg Class Play 3g Hi-Lite Staff lg Band l,2,5,4g Class Vice President 23 Prom Committee 3. Beverly Peterson uEarly to bed and early to rise, HIt's nice to be natural, And you miss the best part of the day.' when you're naturally nice.N Glee Club l,2,5,4g XYZ Club l,2,3g Glee Club l,2,5,43 XYZ l,3,5,4Q Girls Basketball lg Forensics 3,43 Girls Basketball l,2,3,4g FOFGHSICS Operetta 1,3g Class Play 5g Hi- 2,5,4g Operetta l,3,4g Class Play 33 Lite Staff 2,3,4g Prom Committee 33 Hi-Lites 4, Annual Staff 43 Class Band 1,2,3,4. Secretary and Treasurer l. s ... . .....l s.m li.1.l.- Eleanor Saam 'Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you.n Glee Club l,2,3,4g XYZ l,2,5,4g Girls Basketball l,2,3,4g Forensics l,2,3g Operetta 1,43 Hi-Lites l,2, 3,43 Band lg Annual Staff 4g Class President lg Prom Committee SQ Class Play 5. Ethel Sadler 'She makes the world a friendly place by showing it a friendly face.' Band lg Glee Club 25 Prom Committee 3g Class Play 3g Lorna Stoll 'A good word and a smile for everyone.' XYZ Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3g Girls Basketball lg Operetta lg Class Play 35 Class Treasurer 5, 43 Prom Committee 3. Floy Swanson WShe likes a boy who treats her well and frequently.W Glee Club 1,2,3,43 XYZ l,2,3,4g Girls Basketball l,2,4g Hi-Lites 4g Annual Staff 4g Vice President 45 Prom Committee 3. Eugene Turecek 'All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well.' Band l,2,5,4g Class Play 5g Class President 3g Glee Club 1. Norman Wilcox hVesse1s large may venture more, But little ships should keep near shore.' Class Play 53 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Baseball 2,4g Helen Wilson nBetter to be little and shine, than big and cast a shadow.' Sa.nLov Ch ss Sus -5--9 0 ' ' ' Q. 9- 'lcli Iii CCYNINN Vxllxxsfbod us U Xl. xvms is Stow. Kjkkln. 'hav s-nk funds 'nd dust-v-nes Sxsxf In Caunsws hull, F.-.A NL.-.vt nu isis eg mdk ssknl PHX avr. in NL- viii, Atl- . 0-3 I fha... xosf full. we PM-fegsk. flu! 1'-.salads ws skgtk hw.-qw ner wu.v'e1 up w.n.- C.. +L..fL v.-v-v- sn.r..f Sy,-,xx ,un X,Q, L.. sxgb. Dhnve in-vans' unls Nl-4, 551' if J J Hn F I I: I' I f f J I Rv-X +int '14, - 1'-sr+s ,'Ysu. 'DCAV all Cu- neu NLKM Sg,L,,I Yeah. 07' Yvkowli Sl vuw, SVN! lou Cu- null Nick Sskssl Gul ukuifsw wa. L. 'Dun all ON-w.-a Mu-?sv - ig iid l-Vhl NNLXN My This Yu ow- A. Hsieh WCW Us fini YO om. YKCNN in Tint 50 qu.. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, 'Getting Ira Marriedn, was a farce comedy in three acts. The following characters were chosen: Hiram Withers, Chief of the fire department ------ Lloyd Girard Harvey Harris, A lieutenant ----------------------- Arvid Hagen Elvira Withers, Hiram's maiden sister ---------- Catherine Lord Rose West, The unofficial town crier ------------- Eleanor Saam John Chadwick, The local magnate ---------------- Norman Wilcox Mrs. Goodrich, The drug store's boon ----- Marguerite Halvorsen Millie Myers, Hiram's niece ----------------- Beverly Peterson Loretta Crawford, Carey's fiancee -------------- Catherine Burg Ira Evans, of the hose cart -------------------- Eugene Turecek Carey Chadwick, John Chadwick's son ------------ Gerald Babbitt Business Manager ---------------------------------- Lorna Stoll Stage Manager --------------------------------- Sherwood Nelson Assistant Coach --------------------- ------------- Minnie Hagen LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Her laugh that is frequent, distinctive, not solemn, Marguerite Halvorsen wills to the sweet Alma Collum. Oh, Arvid, poor Arvid, with eyes full of tears Does give to wee Milo the strength that is his. Her ability to sing like a bird full of joys, Floy Swanson does will to the glee club of boys. Ruth Alcott, her height from her head to the floor, She wills to the men who at present are below her. Jack Anderson, Jack Anderson, what have you done? Given the school as a taxi, your car for to run. To Catherine Hanson, who needs him we know, Ruth Mitchell doth will her handsome young beau. with head tossed back, but her heart all a flutter, Kaye Lord dashes around, like a hot piece of butter. KP. S. She left her Beverly Peterson, her Sally to Henry is Dorothy Simonick.J willing to leave, To the first freshman girl who this will believe. A Plymouth front seat with him at the wheel Sherwood wills to Delores, if swings her the deal. the brave, to Koepke, Young Dave. Turecek the actor, Turecek His endowments does leave, his shirt and his collar, His watch and his trophies, For Dorothy, Lloyd wills them without any holler. Catherine Burg the winsome, Catherine Burg the fair Wills her wiles in one lump sum to Marjorie Cole. So there! To Midget Mertz, known for his smallness, Ethel Sadler wills some of her tallness. Imagination mam oth, or imagination small Ruth Laflin wills it, bless her soul, to Kathleen Stoll. To Monica, a junior, a senior to be, Myra wills her vocabulary without any fee. Bud Babbitt is willing his patent leather hair, To give Roy Crosby's a little less flair. Veronica Hetchler with temper so fiery, Does will it, alas, to Grace Oemig entirely. Eleanor, Eleanor, I am told Is willing her smile which isn't to be sold, To Douglas Smith, who sat down her way And never, never smiled all the day. Norman Wilcox is willing his giant size, To make Dick Ambrose a mighty big guy. Eunice, we all know, is in need of some weight And Lorna Stoll is willing some of hers-which she hates- So Eunice will certainly catch her a mate. You should see Kathryn Flood awhirl on the ice, She's as hard to catch as a whole flock of mice. So to Miss Voeks she is leaving, without Her skates and ability, which Miss Voeks any grievin is needing. Helen Wilson is willing her pretty hair, Please give it good ca PB. have made a Minnie dear, we hear! we hear! that you Bequeathing your Foster to Goldeane, Now isn't that a thril 1? Sv to Majorie Cole will, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY FOR 1938 MINNIE HAGEN Dress designer for the Babbitt exclusive dress shops located in New York City and Paris, France. KAYE LORD A cunning milk maid at the Preston farm near Eau Claire. She is STILL waiting for Sal to come back from Florida where he went in 1938. EUGENE TURECEK Has a permanent position in the mill under the super- vision of Mr. Lavalley. You can guess where he got his llpull-.ll SI-IERWOOD NELSON Is the No. l man in the Senior class of '38, he is a very successful lawyer, solving many difficult cases. However, he is having trouble in solving one of his own. That of finding some one to sit across the break- fast table from him every morning. ELEANOR SAAM AND JACK ANDERSON have taken the fatal step and are living on the Anderson farm near Cornell. GERALD BABBITT He is sharing the brunt of the mound with Wareneke for the St. Louis Cardinals again this year. CATHERINE BURG is secretary for ARVID HAGEN who has just had his new Physics book accepted by the U of W. RUTH ALCOTT Our first A girl turned out to be the IT girl of the Senior Class, being the first to turn in her dip- loma on a Home Sweet Home . VELRONICA HETCHLETR Assistant English teacher to Mr. Bacon. At the present time they are teaching in the Public School at Cobban. ETHHJ SADLER Operator of a Beauty Parlor in Milwaukee so as to be near her fiance. She formerly taught the Big Apple' dance at Jim Falls. NORMAN WILCOX Manager of a flight of Midget Racer's who are holding a benefit performance at Annapolis to raise money for - a new gym at good old C. H. S. MARGUERITE HALVERSON I the head of a JILTED BRIDEGROOWS SANATORIUIP' at Atlantic City where she specializes in the famous McCARDY heart cure. HYRA KLIW- Is the leader of a greet movement to erect a new and better Hull House in Chicago. LORNA STOLL Head Chemist at the U of ll. RUTH LAFLIN Hostess at the SORENSON HOTEL. in LOVELAND. BEVERLY PETERSON Assistant nurse to Dr. Tom Foster at ST. Lukes Hospital in Chicago, Ill. HELEN WILSON Recently married the teacher from Sheldon whom she went with during her Sr. year. They are making their home for the present on the Wilson farm near Cornell. RUTH MITCHELL Designs watches made in the GAYLE JOHNSON watch factory. LLOYD GIRARD Coach of the Wor1d's greatest girls Basket Ball team. Dorothy Collum :ls playing guard. Has crashed the gates of Hollywood as Sonja Henie's understudy. She owes all of her success to her publicity manager, Walt Curtis. KAT HRYN FLOOD FLOY SWANSON Maid for Mrs. Morris Johnson who was formerly Lois Hiller I II III IV Junior Class Harley Thorson, Richard Ambrose, Tom Smith, Milo Deverel, Donald Babbitt, Bert Minwegen, Howard Jensen, Douglas Smith. Dennis Koepke, Roy Crosby, Tony Klima, David Koepke, Duane Churchill, Burle Dawson, Forrest Whipple, Alvin Futrell, John Nelson, Duane Gingras, Mr. Stowell. Leonard Mertz, Mable Johnson, Catherine Willman, Dora Smith, Verna Saxe, Bernice LaMay, Majorie Cole, Juanita Miller, Monica Halvorsen, Eunice Honius, Audrey St. Aubin, Pheobe Downer. Leone Schulz, Dorothy Gollum, Lois Andre, Dorothy LaValley Olive Craw- ford, Alma Gollum, Ahma Goltz, Carol LaFromboise, Grace O ly, Eleanor Jones 4 V President Tommy Smith Sec a Treas Tony Klima President -------- Duane Gingras ,I JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class started the year with an enrollment of forty-two members and big plans for a successful year. The main features of which were the play and prom, both ably done. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class Play, 'For Pete's Sake!', was a farce comedy in three acts. The following characters were chosen: Miss Sarah Pepperdine, Peter's aunt ---------------- Alma Goltz Jasmine Jackson, Aunt Sarah s darky cook -------- Eleanor Jones Cicero M rglethorpe, Dean of'Elwood College ---- Hhrley Thorson Peter Pepperdine, Always in hot water -------------- Ray Crosby Bill B adshaw, Peter's pal --------------------- -Dennis Koepke Thorndyke M rglethorpe, A college grind ------- .---Dick Ambrose Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston, A social climber---Monica Halvorsen Nadine Clarkston, Peter's sweetheart -------------- Alma Collum Peggy Clarkston, Bill's sweetheart -------------- Eunice Honlus Malvina Potts, Muggsy's goddess ---------------- Olive crawroru John Boliver, A wealthy banker -------------- --Duane Churchill Dupont Darby, The poet of Elwood College -------- Alvin Futrell SOPHOMORE CLASS I Lloyd Toutant, Foster Hinton, LaVerne McCullock, Dell Stickney, Orville Bowers, Billy Currie, Robert Lord, Edwin Purfeerst, Burleigh Jann, Glendon Bork, Fred Shackleton, Daryl Smith, Mr. McChesney, Lawrence Carmody, Glenn Hakes II Sever Solie, Dorothy Harris, Florence Mitchell, Kathleen Stoll, Lucille Capaul, Bernice Yohnk, Delores Hetchler, Lorraine Howard, Laura Bickerstaff, Albert Schulz, Paul Anders III Milo Andre, Virginia Popple, Catherine Hanson, Goldeane Glngras, Delores Warden, Mildred Halverson, Delores Treakle, Frances Wilson, Harriet Whipple, Alvida Johnson, Laura St. Aubin, John Studley President- ------- Milo Andre V. President ----- Foster Hinton Sec. 8 Treas. ---- Lloyd Toutant Historian -------- Robert Lord SOPHMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophmores enrolled this year with a class of forty-one, only dropping a few along the wayside throughtout the year. They have accomplished much this year under their able advisor, Mr. McChesney, and are making big plans for the future. They are saving their money and waiting for the YEAR to come when they will need it badly. as Q ,!, m QQ' gg Q 9, G 'f 65 , ' J W x sy. ,Q A AZ , W 3 . Q ' N, 34375 I my f W asf, ,Q .4 LVL f , if ' as -'Pg ' , ' ,M X get A 5. ' 212-4 ' , f:.f QE? 33 53 ui Q J' Egg 9 V Sf 5 9 :Ay Q L 'L 'I R ll 6 W. V as I 5: , U ,. rr , V ., ,hgll V: 2 B f Y 3 Q Q f I 2'- A Q W W ggglwifjsgft ' A ,ry .A ii? gkA gg? X., k A f, Hia ' 'Q -522 39: 9 ,J Wg! 5 1 J Q. ' 3 Q is 3 5 -72 ,QE fu A .Q I A A X L K .ZF 3 Q 5, , Q ay ,Q 1 w f .sy Q QQ? -U 1, .Y UQ 4 V Y 5,1 , QL xw iim k 1, 'Q Q 'Z f , !'9g'!m W PA Ja N Q 3 'TQ Q 43' 'f Q 3 Q 0? 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Glendon Born, Hilo Andre, Irene Falbe, Howard Jensen, LaVerne McCullock, Burleigh Jann, Juanita Thune, Gerald Clark, Lula Dunes, Sammy Reali, Lamar Scafe, Robert Lord. Elmer Prenzlow, Connie LaValley, Betty Ruth Crawford, Colesta Moussette, Al- bert Schulz, Katherine Uoussette, Betty Falbe, Robert Helgerson, Orville Solie, Harold Hall. Hi-Lites Harley Thorson Fred Shackleton Milo Deverell, Catherine LOTG, Bert Minwegan,,Miss Myer, Minnie Hagen, Flay Swanson, EIEHQOT Seam, Delores Warden Alvida Johnson Ruth Laflin Marguerite a vorse . Goldeane Gingras, Catherine Hanson, Carol La Framboise, Dorothy Gollum, Monica Halvorsen, Betty Vajgrt, Lucille Capaul, Nelda Henrickson, Olive Crawford, Lois Andre, Myra Klima, Alma Goltz. Milo Andre, LaVerne McCullock, Beverly Peterson, Phoebe Downer. Virginia Popple, Alma Gollum, Beverly Waggener, Delores Hetchler, Catherine Burg, Mildred Halverson. I II III I II Girls Glee Club Catherine Burg, Goldeane Gingras, Betty Falbe, Beverly Peterson, Catherine Hanson, Julia Patten, Eleanor Saam, Floy Swanson, Miss Voeks, Lottie Pooler, Lelah Jean Ambrose, Nelda Henrickson,.Loretta Hetehler, Eleanor Jones, Mable Johnson, Alvida Johnson, Olive Crawford, Ruth Laflin, Delores Warden. Eunice Honius, Monica Halverson, Betty Vajgrt, Alma Collun, Alma Goltz, Phyllis Stockman, Lillian Mumford, Irene Falbe, Juanita Miller, Marjorie Cole, Verna Saxe, Harriet Whipple, Marguerite Halverson. Virginia Popple, Lois Andre, Katherine Moussette, Grace Wilcox, Beverly Waggener, Dorothy Blanchard, Lucille Whipple, Helen millman, Uynona Powers, Malvina Turner, Mildred Halvorsen, Delores Hetchler, Hazel Pooler Boys Glee Club Glendon Bork, Foster Hinton, Dale Hatfield, Miss Voeks, Dell Stickney, Howard Jensen, Fred Shackleton, Robert Lord Donald Saxe, Lloyd Toutant, Laverne McGul1ock, Roy Crosby, Tony Klima, Harley Thorson, Dennis Koepke, Robert White O 9 wisfxfxskw sg g 6' H' !,,Yg 32354 fi 9' W ' , J Q' gsfgf ,Q, +3 Q Q . 'Q' saw, ff 'fn 'A 1-fffx, g ' Q ki' my 5? :Saw 51 . .Q, WNW? , . X is X k 3' ilkuf f 'QE 2 3 f la , 3 S 3 2? We BASKETBALL TEAM ' I Milo Andre, Managerg Lloyd Toutant, Milo Deverel, Donald Babbitt, Sever Solie, Claire Miller, Mr. McChesney. II Ed Purfeerst, Gerld Babbitt, Lloyd Girard, Roy Crosby, Tommy Smith Nov. 16 Nov. 22 Nov. 30 Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 21 Feb. 22 Jan. 6 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 28 Feb. 3 Feb. 11 Feb. 18 March 2--- March 4--- March 5--- SCORES CNon-conference! Cornell---Opponents Cornell---Vs.---New Auburn -------- -- 18 26 Cornell---vs.---Alumni ------------ -- 14 19 Cornell---vs.---Altoona ----------- -- 15 25 Cornell---vs.---Gilmanu ---------- --- 21 14 Cornell---vs----Gilman ------------ -- 18 21 Cornell---vs.---Hawkins ------------ - 17 23 Cornell vs.---Hawkins ------------- 26 15 Cornell---vs.---Altoona ---- - ----- --- 19 21 Cornell---vs.---Tony -------------- -- 37 19 Total 185 183 SCORES fConferenceJ Won 7 Lost O Cornell---Cadott ------------------ 27 12 Cornell---Holcombe ---------------- 21 S Cornell---Boyd -------------------- 30 B Cornell---Boyd ----------------- --- 37 17 Cornell---Cadott ----------------- - 26 20 Cornell---Holcombe ---------------- 25 30 Corne11---Stan1ey- ---------------- 19 18 Total 185 105 Cornell---Tripoli, -------- --4 ------ 19 18 Cornell---Butternut --------------- 22 23 Cornell---Bib Lake ---------------- 32 30 Total 73 71 I II BASEBALL TEAM LaVerne McCullock, Dell Stickney, Dennis Koepke, Bob Lord Duane Gingras, Mr. McChesney. Sever Solie, Ed Purfeerst, Lloyd Toutant, Tom Smith, Gerald Babbitt, Lloyd Girard, Roy Crosby, Donald Babbitt. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept. C0rne11--- Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell SCORES Won 3 Lo vs.---Cadott-- vs.---Holcombe vs.---Cadott-- vs.---Gilman-- vs.---Holcombe vs.---Gilman-- st -- -- Cornell---Opponents ----------- 5 8 ----------- 2 1 ----------- 6 12 ----------- 15 5 ----------- 8 3 ----- 3 6 --.--.1--1--1-1- Total 57 35 FORENSICS The Forensic program at Cornell H igh School this year included debate, humorous and serious declamations, oratory, extemporaneous speaking and reading. This is the first year that the debate team has entered into any inter- school competition. The team included--Bert Minwegan, Robert White, Fred Shackleton, John Schone, and Lamar Scafe. The humorous declaimers included--Marguerite Halvorsen, Floy Swan- son, Ruth Laflin, Lillian Mumford, Alvida Johnson, and Dorothy Simonick. Those taking part in serious declamations included--Beverly Peter- son, Catherine Lord, Eleanor Saam, Julia Patten, Katherine Hanson, Irene Falbe, Lelah Jean Ambrose, and Evelyn Treakle. Oratory work included--William Ziebarth Robert White, Dennis Koepke, Eugene Turecek, Daryl Smith, Alvin Futrell, Duane Churchill, Dale Hatfield There were two extemporaneous speakers--Bob Lord and Bert Minwegan. The local contest was held on March 51 at seven o'clock in the even- ing in the high school auditorium. The tournament of the western half of the Cloverbelt League was held in Holcombe on April 5. CONTEST Most popular girl.. .....Minnie Hagen mst popular boy... ........L1oyd Girard Prettiest g1r1..... ....Catherine Hanson Handsomest boy..... ......Dennis Koepke Gleverest boy...... . .......Mi1o Andre Biggest nuisance... ...Harley Thorson Most comical girl.. ....MarJorie cole Most comical boylii O 0 ecooonmo Andre Classiest g1r1..... ....llnnie Hagen classiest boy.... . .......Pat Gingras quietest girl...... . ....Lnrra1np Bbward Biggest b0B.St0rnaeo c o 0 covenant GLDQYSB Most bashful boy... . ....Doug1as Smith Most athletic boy.. ....Lloyd Girard uost athletic girl-:ooo eoooom Rst all a1'0und boy.... o 0 a o ooosoouayd Sweetest 81-rlooocon on 0 odocooomrrift cleverest girl..... Illlitlrtois Aman Sept. Oct. 11- 14- Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 17-18 CALENDAR Once again we take pens in hand and sign on the dotted line. 'Pst-- Pst! Did you see the three new teachers? Freshies surely have an amazing talent for getting into the wrong rooms. Coach gets acquainted with future baseball team. Cadott defeats us in first game of the season. Half-day off for Highway Celebration, and did they celebrate! Team pays Holcombe a visit and returns with a score of 2-l. Another defeat. Cadott plays us down to the tune of 12-6. Sophomores give all school party with 'Freshies' as their guests. First Issue of the gl-Lites, the school paper. Student body is entertalned by Eau Claire Concert Orchestra. Six weeks tests! Lights flicker to wee hours of the morning. Ah! Now for some fresh air while faculty attends Teachers Convention. Report cards out. Who signed yours? Juniors make a great hit with their class play, 'For Pete's Sake'. Coach gets an excellent basketball turnout. The band members give a concert in auditorium. Fine work. The Concert Orchestra gives us another hour of entertainment. Seniors give a school party. We'll never forget that grand scramble for the broom. ' Half day off for Armistice. Where did you go? Basketball boys with new cheer leaders make a trip to New Auburn, only to meet with defeat. Illustrated talk on South Africa by Mr. Dearborn. 'Tom Sawyer' comes back to life again in the grade operetta. Somemore six weeks tests. We studied and studied and studied and still our minds were blank. Thanksgiving vacation! Many disregard their diet and temperance habits We were victims of basketball skirmishes with Hawkins, Altoona, and Gilman, from the first to the twelfth of the month. These were not conference games, however. In the last game before vacation, but the first conference game, we subdue Boyd 50-8. Girls B. B. teams play preliminary. Christmas vacation and we put our books into Santa's keeping. Back to school, resolutions in hand, we return to turn over a new leaf. Cornell cages Cadott Cadgers in score of 27-12. Mr. Peterson takes senior and group pictures for the annual. X Seniors start subscription campaign for the annual. We defeat Holcombe 21-8. We are almost convinced this is an agreeable habit. Cornell B. B. team witnesses game at Eau Claire of Eau Claire vs. Ripon College. Cornell turns tables on Hawkins with victory 26-15. Our debate team participates in a tri-school debate at Bloomer. With man a crammed head and sleepless night we attack semester exams. Y Ah! The top of the hill for coasting? Cornell Journeys to Boyd dance after the game. Cornell vs. Cadott. Pep Freshmen give all school reported by all. Bad weather, icy roads. peach of a referee? is reached. How's the view below? Any good and returns victors 39-6. Many stay for Band spurs Cornell on to victory of 26-20. party. Fine crowd, music, and grand time Team motors to Tony. wasn't that farmer a Great game! Our team brings us to the lead of the Eastern Division in the Cloverbelt League Holcombe! by winning game with our friendly rivals, Hi-Lite staff party. Fun for all, and all for fun. CORNELL BRINGS HOMES CLOVERBELT TROPHYL!!! Defeated Stanley 19-18. Tony defeated here by a score of 37-21. Junior all school party given. Major Bowes should have been there for the amateur contest. March April My 3 4 5 11 17 1 7 8 6 13 14 20 22 26 27 Rib Lake Clase 'CW'Tournament. Cornell vs Tripoli won 19 18 Cornell vs Butternut. Lost 23-22. Cornell ve Rib Lake. Won 32-30. High School Operetta, 'Kentucky Gardenn. Senior St. Patrick's party. Alumni Party. Senior Class Play, NGett1ng Ira Marriedn. Forensic District Tournament. PI'0l'lh Band Tournament. Band Tournament. School Exhibit. Baccalaureate services. Commencement. Finis Above--The m1na of a Chemistry stuoent after studying the structure To the left--Portralt of the of some of the poems stuoieo class. To the right--Picture of the Patrick Party. Below--The main room at nine May thirty-first. of an atom. true meanlng in English Senior Sa1nt o'clock ff' Q Z 4?k1't'A 1 r Qu. f pw X ima. , M , ff 2' if 1' ..- ww' gm j ef , as f ,. 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M., Real Estate Walters' Motor Company Wang's Drug Store Se1mer's Grocery Store Variety Store Giese, C. M., Dentist Sulphite and Papermill Workers Union Sulphite and Papermill Workers UnionK552D Toutant's Barber Shop Scafe Electric Shop WANT-ADS Gum ------------------------------------------------- -------- Whole Faculty Ventilation Fan for Chemsstry Room---- --------------------- ----Everybody More Respect ---------------------- ----- --------------------------Seniors New Gym ------------- - ---- - ------- -- ------------------------ Mr. Mcchesney Bottle of Sta-comb ------------------------------------ ----- --Mr. Stowell Elevator ---------------------- --------------------- ------ Miss Danielson Mora Dignity ------------------------------------------ ---------- Juniors Seniors Who Write Tests --------------------- - ------------------ Mr. Bacon Ton lore Budgets --------- ------- ------------- Quiet ------------------------------- ------ ---Miss Myer - -------------- Mr. Wile GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1958 GRADUATING CLASS OF CORNELL HIGH SCHOOL CORNELL WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY CORNELL, WISCONSIN 31 ' .....,s-H-ff J rr I' ' u wif . 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