Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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I II III X.Y.Z. Irene Falbe, Katherine Noussette, Caroline Grotte, Lelah Jean Ambrose, Julie Patten, Melva Johnson, Lucille Shipley, Arlene Hatfield, Doreen Nalnory, loretta Thon, Dorothy Anderson. Miss Magnus, Dorothy Blanchard, Betty Falbe, Phyllis Stockman, Alvida Johnson, Lucille Gapaul, Winifred Butler, Colesta Noussette, Jean Bowers, Lorraine Beaulieu. Lorraine Wilson, Beverly Waggener, Arlene Hurlburt, Genevieve Crosby, Harcella Purfeerst, Lauretta Grotte, Betty Cepaul, Lorraine Fitzl, Agnes Saxe, Helen Beighley. Fcrunfsiizs The Forensics of this year offer another source of intellectual entertainment with orations and declamations. The orutors of the school and their orations are: Daryl Smith-The Twilight of Trust Busters Melva Johnson-Hands Steve Schild-What Youth Seeks Today, Security The entertainers with their declamations ere: Beverly Waggener-The Soar Leluh Ambrose-Ped Heir and Freckles Irene Felbe-England to America Audrey Larson-Little Boy Blue Alvida Johnson-Stitch in Time Arlene Hurlburt-The Boarding House Keeper Colesta Noussette-The Gallups Go Gadding

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ANNUAL STAFF mm, '-..., Left to right: Arlene Hurlburt, Freshman assistant, Alvida Johnson, art, Floyd Johnson, Sophomore assistant, Glenn Hakes, activities, Julia Patten, Junior assistant, Dorothy Harris, typistg Dell Stickney, athletics, Florence Mitchell, typistg Mary Jean Malott, typistg Goldeane Gingras, snapshots, Virginia Poppleinot picturedl, snap- shots, Dolores Warden, social editor. Seated: Mr. Hudson, adviser: Dale Hatfield, assistant business manager, Laura St.Aubin, co-editor, Catherine Hanson, co-editor, Bob Lord, business manager, Mildred Halverson, calendar. HI-LITES Xfg ifg 'Wa I Betty Joyce Vajgrt, Julia Patten, Lelah Jean Ambrose, or Walters, Dell Stickney, Lloyd Toutant, Lucille Capaul, Melva Johnson, Dorothy Harris, John Schone, Darell Anthony. II Harriet Whipple, Irene Falbe, Catherine Hanson, Mildred Halvorson, Alvida Johnson, Nelda Hendrickson, Mary Jean Malott, Juanita Thune, Dolores Warden, Goldeane Gingras, Virginia Larson, Mr. Stowell. III Betty Falbe, Malvina Turner, Delores Hetchler, Genevieve Crosby, Marcella Purfeerst, Florence Bukosky, Betty Capaul, Lucille Whipple, Lauretta Grotte. Beverly Waggener.

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'ymryw vi, by-WQWD GS,O PERETT A Seekiggfjft limelight of attention and striving for ever increas- g successful accomplishments, the dramatic activities in the school have made rapid gains during recent years. The year of 1940 has witness ed added success. The Junior Class Play, WA Merry Death' was a WHit' if laughs, enjoyment, and a record-breaking attendance may be consider- ed as a standard for judging. The play was thoroughly enjoyed by cast and audience. The cast is as follows: Mrs. Elmo Taggert..Julia Patteng Judge Elmo Taggert and Earnest Taggert..Robert White, Nella Taggert..Jean Ambrose, Ruby Taggart.. Lucille Whippleg Fuchsia Lightfoot..Nelda Henricksong Ethel Hopper.. Irene Falbeg Dr. Ware Nell..Eugene Karaschg Richard Halt..Lamar Scafeg Mary Lou Sprout..Beverly Waggener, Vera Steere..Dcris Creaserg Jim Upright..John Schoneg Jim, the Dandy..Art Solieg Director..Mr. Hudsong Assistant..Betty Falbeg Stage Manager..Leonard Blanchardg Assistants.. Bill Ziebarth, Doran Saxe, Donald Saxe, Dale Hatfieldg Property Manager..Lorraine Wilsong Ticket Manager..Betty Vajgrtg Advertising Manager..Katherine Moussette. To date, the Senior Class Play promises to reach even greater heights of success with the production of nBlack Goldn, a dramatic comedy in three acts. The play is replete with dramatic appeal to- gether with e wholesome sense of humor. The Seniors have shown en- thusiastic support. The cast and other workers on the play include the following: Ludille Capaul, Lawrence Carmody, Mildred Halverson, Dale Hatfield, Dorothy Harris, Foster Hinton, Burleigh Jann, Alvida Johnson, Bob Lord, La Verne McCulloch, Virginia Popple, Daryl Smith, Dolores Warden, Bernice Yohnk, and Harriet Whipple. The High School operetta is attracting the attention, interest, and time of nearly the whole school. The date for presentation is March 14. The story and cast of the operetta are the following: Miss Jermina Steele and Professor Fling have established summer schools on opposite shores of Lollipop Bay. Only on certain days does Professor Flint allow the boys from his school to visit the girls at Miss Steele's school. One day Dinah is determined to leave the camp and her pretence of seeing a ghost was to prepare for her future masquerading in ghostly attire. This gives Mary, Midge, and Molly an idea for enlivening matters at the camp next time the bays visit them. Both Mary and Dinah disguise as ghosts, and things become complicated when they run into each other in the presence of Professor Flint and Miss Steele. At this time a third shrouded figure is noticed by Professor Flint who pursues him. Before long the ghostly character carries Professor Flint onto the stageg the disguise is removed and Marcus Adam Johnson, Dinah's lover, is revealed. Professor Flint and Miss Steele then announce that they are marrying and combining their schools. The cast is as follows: Miss Jerminia Stee1e..Irene Falbeg Mary..Catherine Hanson, Midge.. Betty Falbeg Molly..Juanita Thuneg Dinah..Nelda Henricksong Professor Flint..Bob Whiteg Dick..Foster Hinton, Harry..Dale Hatfield, Tom.. Lawerence Hatfield, Marcus..Daryl Anthony, Chorus..Boys and Girls Glee Club.