East High School - East Echoes Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1925 volume:

,. .. ;. ' ;••• ■ U ir -vr ft J ft X jT ■ ■ ; . -.I. ' • • ' . -. ‘ “-v ti , , ' j % T A ■ ! ■- — -■;V- ' . •-;-: - tf.- CENTRAL — LHC M9Q5 c 2 R 3RD FLR 37a 1S97 GBE JUL J 9 1995 Post High School £r««n Say� Wli, 1 ihtrop lint 00067212? St LOCAL HISTORY £ GENEAtOGY ttije Aeroplane In Commemoration of the hirst Cornual Commencement of East (High School l S 75 == 1025 ps LO! the Half-Century Mark has Been Reached. Ever Young, but Still, OLD EAST ' . 1 lAiblishcd by the Students of East High School Green Bay, is., i qi 5 Volume IS G a Id en . u hi lee Nun t her The Spirit of the School Speaks Dawns trace their witchery upon the sky; And Hrn ' c in red and purple, evenings po In sunny splendor noon-tides pulse and Itow : On secret Teel the nights slip softly by. Yet on my door u light that Cannot die, Nor dimmed by cloud, nor ever falling low By night or day, forever sheds the glow Of faith, of knowledge, and of honor high. The hcriiorof fifty fruit years, L face the future with an ample pride: Nothing can be of meanness or oT fears While wisdom keeps these halls in noble state Within this -door may there forc er abide A force to truth ansi good-will dedicate! Foreword 1 ;im the i 5 Al-hoh.v e- To account for the past year of school js my aim As fur us the camTa and pen cun portray. Arranged by the btalT Burkin day sifter day, And of ogr hist ry l ve something; to say. ] hope when you read, me you II like nte right fine For then satisfaction and joy shall be mine, To the Readers of the Aeroplane As you in your leisure moments read and enjoy your copy of the Aeroplane, will you kindly give a moment ' s thought to the hoys and girSs. who made its publication possible ' ! On April 10, when the book went lo press the twelve members of the staff breathed a sigh of relief, for their work was completed. For them there hud been no Faster nor Christmas vacations. I ‘heir work had gone steadily on at the times when most of you were planning to forget responsibilities. Will you not plan to meet the Staff members sometime before June iy r und tell them w hy you like this year s Aeko- 03 .an i ’ Tour kindly thought will make them forget their tail of the past months. A 1i: Aim-,K i..h the Faculty. ' Thru Page F(wr The 1925 Staff LiUiim-lrv-Cltlkl- . IV mni Si- XI.VNAtii k ASSISTANT liuiMW . . VsSfii- I AN ! IV SIM SS M iN Wil K KltlCSAFW St ' JKKU. Lil t- DlPI- AthLUTK? L-C5I ink . f ' lK( l L AIKJN Elltl I Hi Aktist Att I (ST Ami s- 1 ST6vMt.lt .RAI ' I ll-.Et . Rum h 1 C3re-.el.iniJ K.VKI E 1 M.i-ML INI l-.K Vl-UflA Ch.UK-.K . Pl-.Uitt I A , VMS Q E Ml -N | ( JEM I Si-1, C vr-u. ins- Kansu k . t Ll • ■ J En ■ MATES Bl-:m’ FtiE-T-l-KK J ak ' isi-: Anni n Ell ItNU 1 CtK 1 ! V.N Austin Dest-jut-s-; | n .1. M-.N E’lt ILfNI;H K d i t or i a 1 When ih-L ' records of the year 19:4-1015 arc compiled and filed they may be entitled bj Oils: word— $vcci:s - In cver respect tins year has Ken a success. 1 -rum .1 scholastic standpoint it is n certainty that the standards of scholarship hove been raised By the present c m- uaci svsiem one works lor the grades one desires, thereby eliminating: any possibility of claiming the instructor partial Since its inauguration this system has placed the pupils in a more independent position and encourages them to apply themselves more diligently than before. In connect ion with the improvement scholastically there is a pronounced increase in scheKil spirit: a Spirit which involves three characteristics of Success L nity. Team- work. and Cooperation, 1 heso characteristics aid one great Is in achieving better scholarship .Mid in the extra curricular work In athletics and forensics this spirit is the most pronounced- In the two above mentioned activities a new era has been, reached which is due both to teamwork and cu-o petal ion I he point of saturation has not Ex ' en reached by anyone and it may be safely said that when this spirit com- bined with thaL of Old Fast becomes a part of each individual, an incomparable combination will result. tn concluding let it k saw! that with the fine facilities offered a three-fold objective should be before each Student— LrtJfy. Tcamiriirt. ond CWper-flfA in, Let. there be Unity in regard to all undertakings C ji ve your support to all group activities, even though you may be only indirectly concerned Co-operation between students and teachers will develop Team-Work which can never know defeat. Roolrt E. Gp.u 1 ling. Editor Pvg e Fire Appreciation I ft attempting the publication of the iq 2-5 Aeroplane the Stuff had a twofold purpose as its objective, viz the com manor, i- t ion of the fiftieth anniversary of Last High School and the exact reproduction of school Life as it is irt the new building, The book has been possible only by the united effort? of the student body and faculty. The annual is their annual: their doings and sayings. To each individual who aided with n poem joke or cartoon the Staff feels particularly grateful bach contribution despite its weight aids in the compilation of the Aeroplane. To Miss Little, the adviser of the School Life Department we owe a vote of thanks for the time she so willingly sacrificed Upon her fell the general supervision of the organization of the Aeroplane, and through her inspiration and untiring efforts the Golden jubilee section was made possible. We fed that (he help extended by Miss Gordon and Miss King was invaluable to the artists and those concerned in 1 he u ork of organization .heir counsel proved effective in all cases and il is the Impq of the .Staff that they may be able to render their services in next year ' s publication. To Mr. Current, the financial adviser, is due a debt which we believe can never he repaid by such futile words as these. Despite the fact that Mr. Current is one of the husicsl men in Last 1 Itgh he sacrificed the majority of his spare time to this publication His Optimism and fine co-operative spirit coupled with his untiring efforts have contributed much in making (he lyi? AEROPLANE, a realization. Pa£e n?rr Out of the past she comes, This maid of long ago. To hear us tell of the school She used to know. As the Years Rolled By Tut Su.t Su 40 ol or ihu ’ Old Brick , built in iSjb on «l site donated by John Jacob AstOf. t he school on the i fi i_l.- tch 1 ” IViailt lh jfUj-j and remodeled, in igofl. The New Cast , built in igi? on the Uc of H-skc- meister Park P gjt .V. ' i rn Did You Ever Stop to Think That Old East dates back to aBfcc when Professor Kurbcr decided to add Latin and mathematics to the course of the grades’ I’hui mi 1S60 there were only i high schools in the l nited Slates? That at that time Abraham Lincoln was elected President and that ihc Civil War hud not yet begun’ That at that time telegraphy was young and there were no telephones’ 1 Thiii the bale School ur the Old lirick built in iS fo wus the first school house owned by the city’ that it cosi origins lly Si .jec.oo ' That tine New East cost almost £700.009’ I hat ihe from pan of Lite Sale School shown in the picture was nut added until How small the first building muni have been That in 1.878 a small building was moved 10 the Sale School grounds to relieve the overcrowding in the grammar grades ' 1 hat the boys called this building the Hen Coop ' and laughed at those whose classes recited there’ That the Sulc School was named lor Mr I.. 14 Sale, a former president of the Board of Education? I hue when the first class was graduated ' do, under Graham Bell was experiment- ing with the telephone Thai the United States was not quite one hundred years old ' Thai General Grant was President of the United Stales ' That East has at least three alumni on the present faculty of the Lnlversitj of Wisconsin Henry Schuelte, l J h. IX, Carl Illicit:, A. M, and Madeline Wi liman Jackson 1 Thai iiast now has four alumni members on Us own faculty Misses Sc hu Lite, Waggoner and Zingshcim and Mr Wilson? that wu are no longer the Hill-Toppers ' ? Some Day We ll All Return Were E hot mv own master w diftti Mv seeps where ' er mv 1 hnugta v willed them lujiu. to foreign land would bv mv whim 1 know. So stud v peoples homes and diuk-et . I 1 ji£ to France ' s brifiht jj.iv capital And fcam the jcov Parisian carefree wavs When m Greece - ■■cylpinred rule of ttiv-,. As |u?rnn of the Art . J would enroll, S hen Ini hi- Ikivlern. eiainr riev I would torn And there nmtmjj the Orientals tpum I he joys iliil! «or rims nf our brothc r s day nr would L liny smaller erttmC rv spurn ItviL k’iim their mil nnyr-- ht fore I .itijiiLirn And turn my steps back to tlx: Ix5iiHn ' urd way P“S e X ' jjcAi ‘Sculptors of Long -Ago ’ LS [XJN W. IlHKitiS MRS. ILXVUOtUXKS UOOKk l.yJon Y E 3 riggs served as. principal nf the E jigh School .in. I supervisor of grades on the I :nst side of the river from tSr l 10 iS??. J-te had a Civil Vv nr record, having served With the Seventh Wisconsin Eiattcry 1 lying Artillery from 1861 to I Spf It is said that to him is due the real organization of the seEtools into well defined grades and a separate high school department. It was under his direction that the first formal commencement tens held in t 7s Ml ' Brings later became one of Wisconsin ' s fare- most educators, arid mas connected with Oshkosh Normal School up to the lime of his death hi itfr? Mr. Briggs had an able assistant in Miss Ida Cordon ol E- ' ond du Lae a versatile instructor, who could present all of the high school subjects, it is said, except zoology. She was elected city superintendent in 1891. As Mrs. . D. Cooke r her home is m ( keen Bay m here she it. Mill keenly interested m things educational. bite is young in spirit and Last E ligh of u i considers her as one of its most loyal friends. Pa£?yii]f The First Class With All the World Before It - In 1875 MAY THOMAS Ua J1 UtfliMjg uaYLukij U l : mkki$ FRED WHITE ROBT. NATHAN Xi AKA K, Oouia I EOiA5ED A Prophecy Fulfilled - the Success of Fifty Y ears On a June night in CS 75 the first formal commencement of Hast I lij� h School ur Liir Ureen Bay High Sclwot as it was known in those days, was held rhe class nu tribe red six. fou r girls and t wo hoys. Ail lt t lie lapse of (i ft y yea rs t heir successes u re oul t anding. Louise Norris, line valedictorian and honor student, lx came a successful business woman, t ler name is now Mrs Alfred Dana Ryder and her home is Kansas Cite Mo. Robert Nathan, saint atorian and honor student is now a successful broker in New York City L.ast year his sister, Maud Nathan, a graduate of Lhe Glass of i rr acid now a prominent social and civic worker of New York City, presented a group of interest ins historical pictures to her Alma Mater May Thomas of the famous class is now a member of the faculty of Ohio State Universitj Fred hitc. now a retired business rsliin, has been traveling abroad recently, Mary 3 . GouEd, who served as a leather in the Milwaukee City Schools, died some years ago, Unfortunately the Aeroplane was unable to obtain her photograph. The member of the class of 1K75 whom present East I is h students know ix’SL is Miss Katherine Gaylord. As an efficient teacher in the Junior High School she has guided the educational InoL steps of many hoys and girls. Green Bay owe:- her a debt of gratitude for her years of community service I heir former teacher, Mrs. Cooke, speaks of them in itjij us follows As I look over the many classes it strikes me that few of them have a larger percentage of successes than the firsL two or three of I 75 ?7- Pa.fi Tan As They Use To Do It Below is the program presented b the ( -lass of iS The original was printed by the Green Bav Globe, a weekh newspaper of the time The elans motto was We Will Work. ’ COMMENCEMENT OF 1875 tUti JE.K. CC l-.XliKClMO- N Eusic Piano Solo R. F. Nathan Home. Sweet Rome. Thalbetg E r WEH Music “BlAUI ll-TJL VlLNIce-: Salutatory , , ... Essay There Were Ciiiinls m Those Days Essay — ' What Vocation , Music Du til Let Us Gather Bright E ' lo ers OKATitee ' The Centennial Essay — The Kaleidoscope of Life fusic Instr,um£NTA e - Dlt i -Qui Vive pftXtioM — “Wanted, Men - Essay (With Valedictory)— Buildere’ 1 Duet — ' C hanges of the Bells . k ■« Ml sic CjHTtLS R. F. Nathan S. M. Thomas Kvn G ayt oris Ci-:.u-;u. I.]vQ.aihk PlIILSIL LlClAIRL F. S. White Myhy F. Gould Lucy Crandaii Lcli a Linsixy R. I r , Nathan Louise Norris | CilCLU LtQ lire-. D LeOjURE “The Wailr Lilies ' S 11 ynd Chorus PeRc Hifit-n What They Might Have Said A dr.iniiitizt J ten-kin irf the ilirilU proeeJini; tile ftr e imicis iiia nitnl Presented at the !)n Program an uki 1 I An interim. tiftir speaks) ' Tlw scene opens show mg the memters of the and their ic-acher fas Gordon wailing in a room of the fii m:yus ' old brick HOW known us ihe -Su lu School. t hey are ready 10 enter ihc main room of the school where ihe commencement exercises arc to I ' m. - held, s they wait they discuss plans far the future and their commencement program. Each Ixn wus 10 deliver tin oration and each ftirl was to read an essay . the musicians far whom the class is waning were prominent young ladies of Green Buy whose sons and daughters have since been graduated from Old Hast, Ihe costumes of the actors were nil worn by Green Bay people in the long ago. Cl i ' i| vvu Mis ItM (k nipt in Tai Kim.. X 1 1 - ti.irj:-n r : i-r rh year ' s w.nrt. is over .-ml Mr 3ki|;j[s .isul I I ivl lJi.il you -ss- people h jm: ciimjika ' d die required work for grodunuon I, UIW Xnrris Yes. Mtss 1 ii ml ' Si ' U 4 in:f Mr I 3 ti je.1- have worked faithful!) to Rft U sill reudv this ve.if E aliKwt foci ihii 1 kinm- Allen ' s- Latin Lessons hy hv.irt Mi , (jnrdon If anyone is well prepared it is you. I noise Nnrri-. she vntedicltman of l her elin-s Yuur is-sjy Builders is ..m L-itedleni tKimpciMtkm, mid 11 credit 10 your keen mind Poben Nathan:— I f Louise knows Alien, by heart. Mi tk rdun, l ran work jtll the pioblcm m Robinsons lilcfflaurv Algebra— backwards Miss (Jkirdnn Yes Robert, only IjouiM could bent you You nave her 11 ettue run iur lino Lomus J-mJ White;— Oh but Mi 1 --- ( iordon he hits written an crfiiticwi enlit led suited — Men — - tt hy lie is (he baby nf r.mr class — only 1 y years old What dm? ' he know about men 1 Robert ; — J dun ( cure. I 1 red. I h.;l | can beat you pittfii up h-arseshtics smy Imle Miiy Thumns: — It was lucky far vein Fred ih:iL out Dumme-ncemcm came irt tlS? -s — tlw ceraennial ye’ll r. ft gave you a -pfamJid topic far your oration. E-red — And just wait till vtw hear mu tell about thiit linte — just Mm years ago. alien chv battle -Concord and LcsiiPfit-on were louitfa ‘ I kindly .1 man is miw alive,. wllu feiik.illlx-is ill it liiiii ' ius day and year ’ ' Miss Gordon: — Yes a s !vfay ■ iys in iter essay, there were glams In those days — Our country fought I’reai h.til le n 1 :( .ind lines equally ns jjje 1! have just recently been loughl In litO-i Robert : — Well Miss Cnrdi.ni we mu -1 admit that tilt UiM. war has given U5 Hemes who will rank as hi jili ns thus nf 1 I hstor. b arn t.- stive Gen l S. Grant — I mean our President Gram a prtrnn- irwm place- Hi- second lerm empires nrs-t year ;tnd L it be sony. Wish I might go 10 Washington some day. Miss Gordon —3 supperse Kme while Robert ha been expounding on the subject of hi ' favorite hero you hove been Ruing over your CWJiy. Pa p ’firefly Kiiitc 4 —I Jim run Js Mis- Gcudon with ' ' What Yik.jEkhi .!■- nr . • ubjvct MS ' t rJi ii I hupc th.il wur« will May • will be 1e i. h;,i •. I krwjw you will he sucyv 1 1 1 Gq n lluv Ls jpwnji i Fill ' d tench, i- - Kin 1 Kir pupuLitioii i-- graw in ’ Mr Hriggs flnd I h.ivi Ivin qhle r.i py?t alunft wi tar in chi High schiHil iiitbrmfih hi h.i- m give much it me e i (hi supervision of the grade VN’hii know i in High school mm ntMi need ru .� null nmc leacher . M� r -l Jim getting Jt iinfc worried The music ijmvi liavt imt yet appeared i Hiinc VV« cnuU no t met along «r jinjr srtibchn; 1 in Green C3o v without the Mw Phenic and Cecelia LcClnlr. They were real musktims and always, willing u� ‘■Imre their i.iLm with others Kate: — Feud, cant you run over and see i they have started. Rubcet ; 9 wt4i we had chni -whiii dn you coll it -iliai thing which i cn =v mim mimed Hell in frying to |V«tccL buck EasI Hi say- he Can transmit sirvj hut elect rical wires bur 1 know ivEEV.r t.iwusi; You mean (elephtaic. Robert , [-e-l-c-p-h-u-n-c E lust learned Utc new word ti U com- p.v-eJ utf iwi Greek Htertts — CPaLtsei — Mare:— O. here iht-y come ! ‘reJ E 3 wisn ' t have to run over to ibeir house Robert : m.l aihi-l 1 v. -n i km t� listen t« any lecture: on, sh. tele what dt� vnu call ( t bn l nohe lury • -Ihi-e vl twit ' s of strange in vcnl ii n make me shook n! my us.sjiy “1 K KnhyidiKctifie nl Life Miss (krfdurb;: — Is evcrybwdv teildy E-u gj,i on the si .me You nl I hioli well Wh it ,i fine large davs in lake p.ir( in the lust rv.it ccwnmcnCement «l lbs Green Ray tligh Sch s.L. Fred: — There ' s nothing Wrong With the class of j ckCejIt that there arc Ion many girls in if E Ihink w iMikin ' s placv is in the home. rhey are ctin bejunning tn talk sibi lul voting unit h.ivr begun to organize sunfraRC nssociiitlnjis In the Rust- -Hut tfocy ' l! never get the vnte Kate ; | low ytn yon km ns.- Mr While ' Fred: Why Mis K.iSe -i hey ' J Imve lu amend Lhe Const iiuiitiA of ihn. I S pcmsltiing women tn vote lhe wen would never DHrec to chat Louise — IXm ' l pay juts iittcniiun to him I think we , ir|s on jhl to be thankful, Ik I os Gnndnn — to piii ns j sv.1 un cdwnt ion 1 we have in tins Jim. brick building. As yet very lew ponjilv Jirv a Me to finish the required high school course j plan to he j htisinevs woman |.jy • Whoever heard of s W h n thing 1 L.eKs l ' l i tuf program Whui s lhe firsi nuOlbcr i piirinri solo by Robert Ntuhitn Hofiif-Sn ' wi-Hc™ Kilter THjrcs (be MjitcH — All ready. Miss GiiisJiht ' -they arc RDinc - the kuletJuMtufM: of life is before them E h oc Icarju J In like them nil and ' Kill miss iKeni Wish I mijtht we r hem fifty vi.jt-. from mm nCerfeiffar ; The years, gti b mui the teacher. [is?. Gordon, now Mrs fjxrkc returns to cell you the story of the Class Ot’ 1875 up-to-date At this point, the former Miss Cordon now a smiling white- hu, in J lady appeared in person to tell the story of tSie members of the elaStf of iS;-j as site hasi Keen uislc to follow them through lift- Her audience of the age of the radio and air navigation mas amused til her story of the great, iron scIkjoL slu c upon Villicll bad hoys placed red pepper. Po , ..y Tfl ititiri When the Old Boys and Girls’ ' Come Bad Home Coming Reunion of Cast 1 ligh School Pupils u i j Cm Cm! in Gw I f i.lTmnii Juhn Arttr Ittfo Kikniu Jura T ' l r lnllcv Sll ' .TTn-jrn Arltr ll.nni.niLl. HajfcrLl € jirrvliMi I i l 1 ir - hi a IlIlu-I (Vi ifti llurr ( Ini lin Kill I MT r in : . S. Inn.- Hut . i 1 I 1 ■ ' 1 1 ■ I.. I l 1 u iiii.i i H 1 A ' n:.� a Til I lihri- 4, 4 Artll n 3hnii.‘ic l iLi-.ki Oiurlira- MuCky fTlvJc U Vi uriyrt f. .llJllLL ■. I tKKTVlVl !irrotkEnl ' I .! ' . Airrli.i 1 1 ki-i I 1 ' , r: S ' riyil Mrs List (Gordon) Cooke Lillie (Mirth! ArmMhvvi L-jJ. Barith, t lari (OIitmoJi Eritlyscfi l.iMHe (Mfcd) C.- ' Iln Ljmjiw ( fcrtow! Elhvarth AJi lr ■ llov.Kri Whc-Jc Hun-U 11 ll ' ilr� i n Mur Kimkii! Addle 1 1 tinl Uftrim Kicc ' fl (EJakrri hfcwidl Gtnrt i Shearer! Pari+i AlllC (MsTiViJm! ' Hi Inni fi l_ lz i k i|,ii ldiryj ! ' rkivrji |lhiFK ) JipailM l ib CtSMAin) (lilt Wf At I -ft :Ih!f iVImn ! K 1 1 r I c t A-Jinm | -aiir (1 ' Vlcfl CueirtehK ll-Wii hjr SchnnJrrl Augusta Miller Aflm iSuiieil Jf rjjtnn+ni M’dltf iLkjeenI North At+hj ttohirr HV U«ii W. I kiUnun ( Iflra !kathmi|n. ' l liinnvi Hnthouiii. Jmnn:,- IMiwliwl } Etrl! ! irjn.i SVIvii vJliS 1 h: :;rirwTY E ' -innic -lH.il i ! ESrrf( MnrHHi f! 3 rak«) Mann Slay I 1 1 1 i 1 hi I JaoyilM I illi.i i I: i - L 1 1 1. ’ ' ' . I I f r E- r-rJ |-._ii lr ! i - ■ i h . -I I L Om-yr IS MdU pumi - Arirr In ign. «t the time o( t h.u Perry Centennial Celebration, the men and ftomen shown above came back to their old seboul home the Sj.de building There they met with their former teacher Mrs. Ida Cordon Cooke, and for a few hours went through the old roui me of lessons, problems, conjugations, etc. They recalled old achicve- mertts old jokes, and old pranks and compared experiences since school days had closed Mans of them had come long distances to enjoy the fell brief hours of reunion All Yvcre active members cither o! the local com monies or of other towns and cities of the I rated States. These “hoys and girls ' ' will never come together again, for since iyj-j some have gone to a tireaLcr Reunion, J 3 iT;-ir Four Eteri Long May She Live! 6 Shout for Old If ait J ligh School; Oh raise her color-, highl May her nurrli: live (jfi forever, Her fame never die! Rally round the tarns that show U hut, Old East High can do Hear OU Last I lif;h School We love you Chorus: Hurrah! Hurrah 1 Hurrah for Old East High! I lurrah E lurruh ' Hurrah for red and white!’ E ioM ue Love to hear that name And isce those Colors bright. Dear Old East High School. We love you ' El Yfs .ind u h.n we jihiy □ jfjmc We sL pljiy Li if Ekuci kiw ihe game, liasi ] IcjK AnJ krem that yiw l been square. 1 h.sp by ■shimt ' ie tcN vs in the I’ltmu And mur her j{1(tTtnys mirm ' I.V.j f Hid Luisi ] li Jh Sdv«-il. We love y eMJ’ 1 1 r By nur studws we W ill pledge ( ir elves fo da lIvl rest I felp in raise her standard i ill El. funks above The he t. Nski by fiKJtfjitll games obne ( - in we £,nn h1ot Lrue Hear Old Han Hi h School, We liiVe you? CliROLJNE KaMsikr s1 Best Friends Old friends are Ivm. vs hem schooltimc ends It wall have brought ■■in first rent friend W’c nil enjoy btxtksoi nyr choice. Ibey Rive u reason i rejoice EIil-v Hive our minds a broader view Of ihings that we expert to do. S hi y help us all to understand | hi Ksiury of thu. mifljhty land rn every wn they educate, I IujI s why vs-L ehtHjsi: ibuti us nut plates i’jhkJ book prnvs t« be a friend. A i rue ctwnpnnion til (he end When in sorrow or deep distress. If we ' d read more mid worn less IV e ii find lliis vsitrLI .1 hrijfhter sphere n� l 0 II nur days brim lull of cheer, M VR£ IARET Pi- Wi ll ' 1 } Page Fifteen (Lite §tneu nf tin ' Mast lias Umi (Tulfr. i - J, C 31 1 leaits 11$ to tin ' Jiiessam ' of the present. The Spirit of the New East High E y Fi.ovn Nixox, Principal The long looked for day had m hast arrived September ninth nineteen hundred twenty-four. truly marked u new epoch in the history of the Musl High School for on this morning ooo students of the tenth eleventh, and twelfth erodes and twenty-seven touchers nu t for liie first lime m the new Mast I ligh School building I he Jay was an ideal September day. ' I he teachers and pupils met in the school ' s gym- nasium lor brief instructions us to programs and how to follow them, after which the pupils were given five minutes to find their respective lockers and el ass rooms. Vi ' nhin thirty minutes school was running full blast and Mr. John Rose president of the Eioard of Hducation, who was the only visitor to the school that morning and the writer made a hurried inspection lour of die various classes arid the work that. Was hem« done It was indeed gratifying to observe and sense the new awakening that had swept over the school It was as if the boy had discarded his short trousers far long ones. Xever was u finer spirit of team work and altitude exhibited by teachers or pupils never was a more genuine joy of appreciation manifested; never were more cheerful, happy and supremely contented faces, hearts and minds assembled t he atmosphere the si itn.it ion and the setting way the most consumauly ideal which anj public com- mitted and devoted to the great principles of American education and democracy as arc the citicens of Green Bay. could hope 10 see realised. It was the type oi silent yet expressive appreciation. That makes us all forcibly realize that these hoys and girls of Mast High truly genuinely and thoroughly appreciated their new home Thus, wc, here and now. want to express our sincerest thanks to ail who helped make this, new spirit at Mast 1 figh possible, namely our taxpayers, our Mayor and Guy Council, out Board of MJucutiuii, our Superintendent of Schools, and aur citizens in particuEar. The momentum gathered on this first morning has continued with ever increasing Velocity until it has crystallised into u real institutional integrity anti consciousness that only chose intimately associated and connected with the school con understand. Shis new spirit and opportunity lias made many new innovations possible. Il per- mitted the school day La he organized on a live, sixty-three minute period basts plus an activity period thirty-nine minutes in length In this lengthened class period the teachers do directed study, something Lhat was impossible under the old system nf I LSsi i; i assigning U-m in Iwa ring. lesson- toting whullc i xc :nA wuh d ieiei pen. ids. Pagfi Sixteen This has decreased pupil failures and brought about higher standards of scholarship and a more studious and purpose ful attitude on the pan oi all pupils The activity period has proved to he the most profitable of all the new innovations, and i s used as follows Monday is Chorus day, Tuesday is Thrift Education day, Wednesday is Glee Club day, Thursdaj is School flubs day and Friday is General assembly day. Space will not permit our going into detail tis to the us-c made of the activity period on each of these days but we Jo feel constrained to say something about the use made of si on Thursday or the School Clubs day. Shortly after the beginning of school a committee of teachers got out two questionnaires, one for the teachers and one for the pupils. The teachers ' -questionnaire among other things asked them la hat Club they would like to sponsor and also requested them to state the purpose which they hoped to accomplish through the Club. The following clubs to ere enum- erated by the teachers and the purpose of each set forth I fewne I -CLiorpmics Ouh ( iwrtfne rci-ii I t lIuS Inter NVw f luh Frcivth Oub t . ' hew bln Cllub Dramatic Club R;id:i 5 f’Luh Scninr Club Ctrl Sennit Short fkeuy tlub Intermit icwuil Club Camera flub Krtij ' A Y if l ley ( ' lull Wropl:niL Sui I f These w-iih their purposes set forth were embodied in a second questionnaire which was submitted to the pupils. 3 he pupils were then asked to rank the proposed clubs as to iheir first, second and third choices It was understood that half of the dubs we re to meet on alternate I ' huisJays and no pupil wap permitted to belong to mure than i to o clubs 1 he s c were then collected and each pupil was. given his or her assign- ments and scheduled fen the club Of clubs of his or her preference, so far us possible, and this assignment of the pupil was indicated on his or her program card in the nfltcc thus scheduling the pupil for club work just as he or she was carded for all other class work. In order to insure greater success in club work the school time cm I hursday forenoon was divided into four equal periods of }4 minutes each. All in all the various clubs have done remarkably good work, The club scheme scheduled during the regular school time has many advantages, foremost of which arc :t) all pupils are given u real opportunity LO belong to one or two clubs, and (i) all club meetings arc held in the regular school rime thus precluding and doing away with a LI night meetings of Same. The school clubs have been very successful and some of them have put on must ex- cellent programs from time to time. By way of illustration we wish to mention speci- fically the good work of the Dramatic Club. This dub under the able direction of Miss Ley and Miss Shea put on among other things “The Charm School, a three-act comedy, unJ. so success hil was the production that iL was necessary to repeat it a second time.. This club also did much work by way of community service such as entertaining the orphans ut Si Joseph ' s orphanage, and putting on programs for the Womens dubs, etc. Fvcry club has had prominent speakers from the community and other outside Pure Sm-tnitm t-jj I L ' ri l anJ entertain it and many of them have made excursion trips tt: ihe variciti 1 ' industries of our etty Some of them have done work jji parliamentary pro- cedure, and s-Lill others have carried on work in social community service such os con- ducting mock cleeiions. inork for ihe Red Oosn, Salvation Army etc Thus we have succeeded in placing club work at the new Eiasi High on ;j constructive educational basis and made A a real part of the school s work just os is Mathematics or Elnglish Space mil not permit us to ay many things wha-h nught 10 be said. Our Gifatriii h.o been sett- supporting, imii under the direction nl MRs I IvIKi;,; hits dune it fine pieee of virk he sole ing the nm.in lunch problem i� nd thu- contributing n� student health and well K mg nyir iwitumI training K� vs. to- gether wuh the tVcs I iigh mantiiil training l « have made nil ih.- e I k-l : hrofc ciim-s .md mans of the cabinets tntbe vaftinis class mann We do all the laundry work for the ?■ y mmiHrum dassei and Jurne- Eic sekncL- department- of the (vase. tVesi and Junior I Sigh Scheails We h ;jyc st ,i rled un itthleitc fund With «hifh [ provide iHSEer alhlctie facilities sit liaii 3 ii;;h Shis ■year � « ' hiughi v, nh rhe funds enough bleachers t� i s L -ut the new gymnasium m .; cchi o| Ssi.j . und � v hope tohe able nt help tn the building of the athletic sr-idtum which, we understand , will be starred ibis summer. In ikJJiucm ru the above achievement-. we druid like in mwirittfi seme rif the successes r Ken fctivc come in us in our new home this year Our football ream went thrnugli the cm ire sciivxn without u single de lf.it .ird wun ' bi undisputed championship f the Fun River Vultcv -M hletic jnniercnce for The secvnd successive year Ibis team under tin- able coaching of Mr ifcy eloped ihv season in a blase of glory by defeating cwr friendly rivml the West 1 hgh .School lor the seventh etmseeuiivw turn- on Tkimk- virtg [3kiv- before a crowd of omm by (he score of iM u Our gate receipt v lor ilk ' ' Mine were Sj ;.jt� Ho Fur this jpxnl work the football team was presented with a beautiful K inner by the League .urd a sil- ver 3 m, in;; cup Our bin set Kill team aL- . won the ehnrnpmnship of the Free River Valley Athletic Ccmfercnec und In s«i J liiTg wa - awarded two beautiful loving cup? -is its reword Fast High ' s [1eh.il mg learn nLw� vvi in the C !h. irwpU tshi p of the Fun River Valley Forensic IjUIRW Jut ihe second cumctulivc year (Irai credit in tills spk ' riJtd showing is due Itori.jH. ccwh -of debate, and Mist Little, asslst-ant toach. Neve r before has any school sn the F« alley wssn the three ch. impionsfnps of lure bolt, basket ball urlJ debate in rme year and we � uy wilh ull modesty say iKir nur ’‘Pw ' Cifie uchieVcmcrtLs in the above have been truly remafkilWe In u way II seems peculiarly filling th it � « -Kiuld dedicate our new high school in the lint M.ir u its existence by -citing such u high mart in olL 3ine nt ur inter-school eompetitinn Wc ciwi trvtMully viv. und wwIvhk Kteisting we hope, th.it we hive this yenr -ei :a ie- murkubta pace : o standard which wc lm|ie itliv serve us a rial incentive for every uoigchng sciiloi jmd every incoming fresllimn wiki thinking Cud: fur Life libctry Jtnd opponunlty Will strive u einulatp. In CUKEujIm weslloukl like to sny that the new F.a -1 I Eigb Seh-nd lias rlladc possible new and hiicr methods Ml instruction, u liigher vlund.ard of scholarship: ail unpin Vcincrtt of tlir physical well bring oi the pupils. . ind ihe school sue with its wnlimncd park and held facilities ofifery real cdveational and health tipportunities. ki ejL ' ieihree. ' t Their work is in moulding The unshapen day, Into men of tomorrow From the youth of today. ' V PRINCIPAL 0 K NIXON JNDUNA UNIVERSITY, A. B UNI VERSI T Y OF Cl tICAGO, A M- P Alr Vjjwl n Pag C Tu ERNLS 1 C. MOORE DIRECTOR CH- MUSIC IN GREEN U Y HMiH StaUHOLS Lake Forest College HAZEL R, GORQQN ENGLISH Olivet College. Michigan. A. B. GraduEUe Work ut Columbia L’liRerMti- LIBBIE O HANSEN i X3MMI-JU :i .11. SUHJ t- 1 - 3 S ' Gregg School Green Elay Liusirtets College Work ii t L’niversLt y of Wisconsin MAR EE R. RON AN HlSIUftl UiiUAl ' L; Michigan St ate Normal College University of Michigan. A. B. Columbia University A M. FRANCE ' S Tl 111. I In LM 1 1 Routt College, A IF MARIE GREGORY 3-.NCJ.IM I L riivurt.it y of Wisconsin. A, E MAUDE MAC MICHAEL LATIN University of Michigan, A B. Columbia University CHARLES W BYRNES mam 1=1. i raining Stout Institute EARL WILSON M.rai- 3 . rp.AJNtM; University of Noire Dame Oshkosh Normal School Pf £c T |r L ' FHy-LVV i jrrnfv. i ' ii i JULIA A. SHEA LIBRARIAN Oshkosh Siijci: Normal l ixAvrsity of Wisconsin Library School CHRISTINA M WEEKS DOMESTIC SCPEWCE University of Wisconsin. A El ] 13-NK.Il: ! 1 M LEY LNC4.ISH - I’lHI.H H ' l AKIVi: Laurence . N l . B. O. 1 ruversLt y of Wisconsin X or l Em cs l li n L n i ■ , e mt v HELEN ZINCSHEIM chi if:.sL I2ixi ,nit« Oshkosh Normal School . me near (. ' ul I u” l- cj f I hysiea 1 1 ’ duta ( ion F3 .OR F-NCE I .ON E Z R( 1 A N FRENCJ l Routt Ceil I , A B. University of Chicago CHESTER E WILEY rn - sic: u. i n Jiana l miversk A. H I larva rd Lfnivcriitv M W RICHARDSON MAI HEMATICS Antioch College. El. 5 BLANCHE L McKEEVER CLARA M E}ITTMER commercial SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL Temple University University of Wisconsin, A. B. Pil £ Til I ' rii ' T f L; r l ' l ' Paf. c Fvf L,n t y J i it EUZAjKIXG jji ar ' l Pittsburg School of Design Church School ol Art, f. hicago Ql ANDFORD JENNINGS IlL.UJI ' l I t.l 1SH lll-F K IM1-M University of Wisconsin A. li. BLANCHE MORRIS KMTtJSH University of Texas, A. IV; A M HARR (El G. HE L BERG ]M !I h-TH H IllXCk University of Wiseon in, U. X ( : LAD VS IV WAGGONER { ' X ' MMliRtl.U £L ' iyi I 15 A hiiewiiter Normal HARRY T. BLAIR Beloit College LV S, AMANDA H 5CHUETTE M PURVIS tfct I ' I la S-INLM. t K5I A hitcaater Normal l Inivcnity of WiseoriHin M LL CROSIER 03MMERCFAL Dcs Moines- University. A E Drake University THERESA L TITLE HISTORY .vet 5 vj m HU IMS E 1 1 waukce Normal School University of Wisconsin A B Graduate Work uL l riiversLiy of Wisconsin pu y V xfii$ ' fnr G. F. NIXON Endiana University, A E University of Chicago, A M S. M . CURRENT (HEMF5TOT Illinois State Normal University B I - University of Illinois Our Dream Realized VYg used io dream of n building grand 3 fiat someday in Green l$a would stand With corridors long and tiled floor And HAST HIGH carved above the door. Our ‘maginations towered high An J oft we asked ourselves just w hy Those lovely dreams would not come true. We needed a new high school LOO! We asked for a school hut were refused And so we waned: Old Host ' was used. Ten years or so have now gone by, ( l ime wulis fur no man; time must fly) Today we stand in a building new lie hold Last High’ Our dreams eame true C. Kansila. Pa.LT Tu tniy-fo “Manhood before find Youth behind — The world to yield them glory. The novices of Yesterday — The Heralds of Tomorrow i- — Senior Class Officers PkKsi m : ,NT RfSRLRT GrEIUNG VfCE- PRESIDENT • Alice Stou StHRL.lAft ' i INSl f KLlM ' Hl l! « George Kalcik K iaiLnf Aijvim-k, - r f + Miss Gregory { ' [ AW pl WiiP r ■ Sw eet Pea Glass Colors . Class Motto Humor Aw ’.its ai LaisluCs Gath .f ' V.V TuVrtry-Jrt L ' rl The Class of ' 25 In our Freshman year wu founded a high standard f«T the following cUisscs Wc were the first class in Junior High 10 publish an annual, This book was called the I vpiiFiiNDEN i . a name which was charged to the Torch by the class ol n The class ft on the first banking contest staged among the schools of the city and through merit received the loving cup offered. As it ft as our habit to e talish precedents ft e staged the first Junior High Frolies which corresponds to the Last High Carnival, Whenever c had no special athletic or extra-curricular work of our own we enthusi- astically supported East High and looked forward eagerly to the time when we should become part of that institution. As Sophomores we realised our ambition to go to Senior High School, and wc felt quite proud at the thought that we had a w hole building for high school students alone. Our reeling of responsibility made us work a little harder than ue ordinarily would have done and in consequence, our marks were high. Our class was proud of the three sophomore boys who represented us in athletics Raymond Nan man n ansi Stanley Binish in football and Lari O ' Brien in basketball At the end of the year we looked forward eagerly to 1914 — and Juniorshtp. As Juniors we were a cross between dignified arid frivolous We thought that OUT attitude tofturd the Sophomores should be somewhat frigid and proud Wc should, most likely, have gone to the extreme had ihc Seniors not held us in our place with a relentless hand. Nevertheless, they could nut suppress the effort see made to impress ourselves upon the school’s history. We gave Hage minster. Naumann, and Binish to football . O ' Brien and Naumann lo basketball Cady and Greiling to debate, and many who entered the declamatory and oratorical contests We felt our Junior year was nw� t successful This was our last year in the Old Lust 1 ligh SchtMil ; next year w e would he transferred Lo the Hew S‘ ' LJildin,g. ft hen Seniors ftc felt, and in a great part tried to act our dignity As a class we felt wc hayl made a fair record and were determined not to mar it this year; in fact wc hoped to better iL. Wc were the first class to graduate from the new building, and WC felt the responsibility of the record we hud to establish. Wc supported the school ' s work and gave many Candidates 10 Iter extra-curricular a-ctix itics, Wc arc leaving the school with the feeling that wc have little to regret in the past, and much to expecL in the future, — Betty FoelLer. AjjJl- ‘iii i.nry-i ' i ir [■LMKH AU-«tl) Lath } my n flflsb nr nr fta fcet1niLI -. 4 ; Biinchull : 3 . -s t JPmrrw r iiil t Hub 4 3£irfl ahi Ali.akli rlrtif 11 irii uwirAi ftffkv baffl ' d jjs k ' ijtlioflf ' jt afifwsf. Jj-.vm Bell .-■l certain mirtfde of n mtrtfirf«« of oil rji x t-hirnttliJ nfi Qfui i n -T r rji! l 1 . Genmtftrv Club j; French ( Hub ? : I -II in. (. Hub 3 ; Pep Club f. 3 . 4 : Prtun Cummin cl- 3 E. I ' ANHH Arvlmjwnc I jiet is tM} precious Jp iS-: - fuj si, .-l lillh- frnin xhatf npl tv split. linii ' iL ' d f min Vulcan 1 Ti;ih •School j, Latin Oub j: Pep ( Hub 1 j , s h ' n Story i luh j ; diL-mUicy Club 4 Julia Barbcau The ryes of r r ooun g e of n.i unless tfh ' v are fspressirv Daniel Althacs , j1 i name far jpunilVJ i fflPn men for asdic deeds. MlLDRED BeKCEAU P ii.wmfif.v is it rrea-utre— j ' l U hers.. dcir Club 1 . J-eculIi Club t. ■1 . Cummerciol Club 1. ' . jv|c Club 4. Pep Club : r j, j Football 3 . 1. lii ' iketbull ?, 1. 4 . • « ‘-iru j . I ■ ' rof’K ' h C ' lub 4 Senior Club 4 I rucl; 1 4 t p ■£ !luh j j 4 Ci mimercijl Club i, 4; PrL ' titb Club ’ i, Glee Club 1. Pvgt Twenly-nine Li-.t Braver (Ini ' Lc tmi it cui «m U j rWnwyi i tirs irn.t mifi- Draiiunie Club i. Gimmcf- culI Cfcub a, Civic lub 4 [-Evil Be-K.F M 5M There art heijlhti fey ilrrirl t ' i..Js rtaeht J afuf kfjrt ( (mUIKTCI.il I t Ilub 5 . 4 . i il ' l IJ21- vfcry (Huh 3: Hockey 2, 3 Ll-jUOAHlA Bl-LkENDSEM ' 7 n lu )a 1 r a 11 wnwnCj ' fl wncc — flfl Mfhrfnct tUliMr WV-SIid Girls ' cip- Club 2 , Pep Club ] 4 ; GamnwrCiiil £ Itift y. .l EvtJ-VM Bicmlrt A PlfiNf l £r t ?J gtxxi hr rote MinsanAood Rf 5l [iuftMAM if all fHtfpU hi. ' i, ' tr k r.i i 1 t-rr riu ■ lure, the nwt.l irvuiit he belter ifu n it it. Musk ilriJ Wio : 3 l p Club J, T, 4. CW Club 1. l unch z, j; It mi is Club j.. GcXUttCtry Club : Ukln. BiiCs Tut rwr eswcf kui 1 -iftr 1 sfomfj (rflNK. Pep if ' kjK j . j, 4. Mask 41 nd Wia! 1. j: tbrnnicrclal Club j. f. Glee Club 1: tiki Scouts 1; Tennis Club 3 I [iking Club j ; Geometry Club j Hr nut Binnlmi fti|hiiTjj fa ' , Afr ’ E Jdfk ro nie of i i?i,rv ' . ' - 1 1 p iCi. ' jL-j. Football t r 3, Page Thirty ElJ.A BLftNLlG Vif friends ■ j rifnij. ftiM.y fj all. Litti - 1 i Sl:iF KS iH[N:ii:r : it f do ■ ' .. i . £■ rfL ; c f r i r i ad I can «ff i f h c Cotfilrtcrdal Club t 4 Pep Gtlb J. a Frtneh Club i 3 . MJ k aikJ j: Pep Club i. j WnJ ' m-J ' J limit u,k H c ' icr fl A 4 n. . t?i iin.-T Huff-cd JJiuji finer Jn fijir cpin, ' in nil Ctjjnmcrciut Club 4 ri.MVM liters ■ j Heir I v 1 . ■ r 1 J ■.. j taecA le Jit. ■Ili lilifi i.fiirlil -Nn k jJij.t3.1J-5 IB btr. F ft: mill Club j Glen: Club 3 4. iPftr j 1 , Clilv V icL -Pru-. t ; Chtmis-t ry Club t ' WrciLliny j. Ci.Miihvr ' fM I Club 4; S iui ' r s Club 4, Davit? IVhkf- CuaUt nun ftoin ! Ikiri? Im-.i Ih.jJ JJil ' v aw i d-L ' 44 . i Bjiftatbalfc j 4 : tS-Mscbiill j. 4 . .1 tFlhl l-U.L BUBNAM (i Lisr men arc d mr every 1 tav I Mi kind of .nek mvjidf Ivnuor Uoy 4; Fftneb Club ,1 I ienwred from Chiea HijJt School 4 Rooer i Bust i Uuu. Jlil rrtT Eimii 1, j. 4: Commercial Club j. PiitLf TJuVtjHWM Noruejvi Clabots t!e ii lis u 1 u n u ihiNrc ii i ' httiil jrn absi. 4 ii le trust Conuncretal Oub 4 KliHQALL CaIJY ! heard his firm I n ' rW l l V Jui rA r-i_l ' (rtf jJil HTdirrniJinJ of |j CbJ IV h, i,t mm rtrner throttnh all the uvjrld. C.K iimi-crv ( Muh ; : lii[h Club Snior Bby £ :iub 4 French ( Juh 3, 4 From f i-inrashicc 1, JXh.iU ' j 4. IVnnisClub 1.5.4 N ' lTu.ik Rurt A iriiT r V r:,v|T iJm, - Jan ‘|hl Uf Cure I XhcEii mntmry 4; I V u cl; 4 LlZONO A t J N IK ()A fj la donor atl and irii da iIuAra i-..i the xmaittvr or dtascif old ate t way! Joseph Coheir flit uii ml ru- Am Lfarn an-i J11 h lu 1 i-ii (it II ' 1 Jit in Club 1, ). 4: Know Your t -i 1 v i ilub 1 . f ii ic I oh .1 . frisonomccrs t-kul? 3 Eva Colson file hand fndJ nki.iV yiNJ. made yen )ZM 1 Gltt Club : 3 , Misi lK ;hnni ■ j. 4, Gsnitancrciut Club 4. JX ' S ' Club i, 3, 4. ] ai.imi Connor . 6 1 f-r Hr I 1 A: m ■■ 1 1 i ' l - . i , .:i ' 11 jiitJ fJkrJ of lib. Frn crcd from Chicago E-3igh .k;h.. ;il; ft-qdlo f ' lub : , Ftcrtch t:3ub j. Senior Club 4 . FiSjJl- Tkrrry-Ja ij Lwuumt Danz i Mi I Jffj T ..N ' A. ' mJ I.A ' H ?j r-Ti i iw-s AnixiL Dusonux CMljllf dftTi Jjv Ci.ntini.L-f ci j I 5. Ftp Club : s, 4. H ' .HflL- I LL l!’lUfrilLN 4 Ausiriw Destachil In the a ysurtji; nM-a ' i flflf.V, l.-. ' hity fu t A f,.! ' fAjUrgMl i? Im. French Club i: feowerOub ■ . ] fV-mniiTciiil Club j : Committee j: eninr fey ' s Club -i ; Civic Chib : Staff j 4. iVSaIiy Lotnsi-; Davis ’li uijl ' jllr ' i r I fliaiif it piiiih t j Li n ttngei r Cke Club t : French Club 1 Jii4. irv.1 Vijj i . j: Civic ( bib 4: Cirl Sg ]uts t : Chemis- 5 ry l Hub j P?p Club : . j , Ai Burt DeKeustbr Yiiuru; iinJ 1 hvh. ' -h imJ ta thmk himteij trf mate iui ' iis.- ffmn hit ufiffc. I r,t(li 4; Know Your £ ' n ■, Club 4: French Club ] g liz-HR HHIl Di-.iAvIca if-: i r... u Am i?f fun tn uV i 1 u putwn iltw� m ftcu- fj tuU ii • t ;lm?ru Club 4 Frrfirh Club Je Wette Davis A hm -4 frfi gifirifi. ' ifnJ [CE f IrfilJS. French Club i r j; Pcf Club t. s. 4- ( iirl Reisenr 4 Pog.t Thirty -three I ’A i : v s Dj-:hiVaE-: 1 (.Rtl AI-: i I Pi Wii ■ ViSJ t fan it honftl, fn IJtfc tfJiii ItTfl ,J Vi ifuttf arid tirluOut cr.5 vjhj It true. You fif rf £ hapf tneX II I II SmJ — Her ■wnj ' Jc ii su.wi, ktr VAtr ■jf ' Ot heart if kin.t. I p ( Hub 1,4 !- re neb Club 1. 1. ; CummcTLiinl Club 3, 4, Musk cm J Vi ip 1 , rcrtrtL ' -t.lub 2 I-Vu-ij.e-j; Time totted offer hff m rain lU.jsb jmd VV i L 3. J’r-i ' rich Oub 3, 4. 1 ill 3 4, Class VieePrts 3; Slxirl .Store Clluh -I ; I ;tf;i mil Lor 1, 3 I . ' b;Lf , ' i Altrmutivt 4, Cite Club 4 j l ; i Club 7. 1, 4, I.utin (Hub 2 , Chemistry C uh 3. F-rctveh Club : . 3 ; Cummer- Liitl Club 3 j Milsk jmd Vi i.| r 1. Club 7. }, 4 DrumiLtic Club ' 4. MaUHL-.I S LclllNlJt G‘ c iT. ' oti ' f ' i bttsy but 1 putt tftotrf it dec Club i . lir.muilic Club 4, Civic t. lub 2., St itEl 4 C.irL Stouts : r E ' cp Club 1, j, 4; CicorlielTV Club 2, Jt iN ENGELS AriLirJW Edi-jart i - mf i It) JCiJiu Club 1 4 Tdinis Club 3 GmisTmu it Pis: l filial j ' j rjiirn amt mailer cf blit tile. Hotkey :■ llriimiLrie Club 2; Civic Club 4 Cbcmtcal Sn- cicty 3 , 4 . L.-vWlUIbkHi KaiskY A jjjjirt vaulfi of jusJwj phi:; Vl ho tail hr! fVti E 1 ar J . ' Miriiii ri.T Aic french Club 3; Civic Club 4 PiA e Thirty -few 1 ‘VE-hLI-. U RtN Q i mi m r Gi.mi ssi: This it a ifMhlty son of jtiUn r liond t, . -4. Tnfl Club i ] ; W nch ( .iLih j. 1 icoinvl ry 1 :lub i: Chemistry Olub a. Civic CJub 4 A inuzi Jh‘ jifiFnu of chetrful yi ' J- tiTu uy cirii! ' confident tamoriou Arruplurw St iijl 3. j. 4. CIcc Club j 4 . C”mnKrci.il Club j. 4 , DrjieujEh: Chib i 4 I r. cBc f .1 Foot bull j C- t P- A IVk;;;ite 4 Bef.nici: GiEiia: Vt mu ty char nit, Jo h rr at no- Jzitui! a.i j 11 i cJ ' ncjj f L i JiV flou it. French Club ChcmiilTV Club 1 . L Ji.Lin.itic Club 4 ; bituri Story Club 4 , Pep Club 2 , 3 . 4 . Beurdcka Gcss •Viv Mti itv jJFi.v rfcif jfryrJ nor tat! - l ’i jf u pi l .r , a.;uri,! i f tfci ' JFI -till. Pep Club t. 4 , Girl Scouts 4 iVnnis. Club ] . Cnmmcrckil Club 3. Al ' SiTIM C ill i si Vf fhirrljC-J ire ckMy 40 rfec trillitiif, mind loti ' f : ( ji.TiniL ' i r 1, Club 2, liVift Club Chemistry Club 3 . 4 . Rnoign tlsHKN A light heart biLi. Imj Comnwrvuil Club 4 . Genm. eery Club j l.i-.si.i]- (jke-jmni; r ' - ' ri.: (ijimtM dkkijjj be 11 hero. fiuJ Ollr idtt dflMUM ■ a ' bun Entered from New Fninkon 1 «i.h Sch ' .iiit 3. Foothill. I 3. 4. Senior Berv ' s Club 4 ; Civic CLub 4 . JAi£ i j .n ir f Leo Hi-jberle f find KV ««■ £r£lri M setimia utlJ then ll- i-’rf !fl l ' lT 4 ' , ' h’t ie dittt Foot bull f . Bucket bull i. 4 linjm.itic Club j , Short Slcwy Club 4 XI usia. C Sit-nsKE- Shr likes is ftnw and it a real ifootf j iftiuE Mii ' k unci Wia 3 , Girl Seoul 4 f, 1 FVp Glut 3 , j, 4 ; Snort -Story t Jub 4 ; | |nin£ lioomuniici ( .lull 4 Civic Club 4 Robert Grihiing r tLi iJim.:rJji. ' ri ir tWrU iriiit ' .af, where pRvrjr jjifcf did .irviH lu.t Aril l, !■• jii iv ■Ji ' il- tutifld iMJtr urUT 0 V ritirn. { Ijm. PrL-uJ ' .-iit 1. 4, St si A 3, 4. Editor 4, Debate 5. 4. I IbV lub 1, 4: C. I t 1 A. tXrlcj il lt j. 4. CtfimcttV Club i r 1 ‘iljilIi Club s i Ivfltlstry Club 3, 4 Prom ( iaitmiitL-e 3, Ikorfir Cbuncil 4, Senior Boy ' i Club 4; Civic Club 4 FLORliMCU H KSfc.N .Aas in tier raiment ' s Iuoti aiw ir-aceJ m (t flnif 9 ntcr Xris r, y. Pep OPb 7 }. j : Dv- clnnrHiEfiry ?; I 3 r.ini.iric Club 4 . (Pro i. K Wtl . t lAObiMl JS 1 1 -Jt 4 1 n rli Ff-rv AldjMnmm ej Jij.i npe j r fiftieth ,J. ' i .i 1 1 £ lb r V mifrprises ic 4 inc(ry Club j; [mtT Vm- i; IXbjqi, ' 4. Si. 1 li 3. 4. Track 3 . 4 Sen ii ir tlcjyV C iti.jh 1 Prrs ■ 4 . 1 li-V Club 1. 4, Cnife C :inh j Al.vin Hints fitflf itifit 4 Il 1 -4 1 4 1 I Ivfcll fitAi ttl- venttJ dffp Chemistry Club j 4 . ( ' . imcrm Club 4 I lTiHj ' - (.11011 3 Stantqpj Haichi The deed i inlrmf 4 if tat r but vhei. if.i yvf, I fcnw n J Ctumi-lrv Club j. 4; Orchk- Itje j, 4 . £ .larkT.i ( ilub 4 Gcum- dry Club 7 Civic Chib 4. I . ill in dull 3. Pttpr Almon [vks If mmic be the food of iott, play an. iiniercd Imni Sturpenn h.s I Tieh Schtiol Punch Club i ,t C-fimnKrtlut Club . Simur Club li.i ' ScKill j Martin J nm:N CWam .ai-iJ yipydally tirii bentft S ' niiir Club ■! t hs; rlii sli ■% Club 4. A1.1t u Aks J anssem tier hiytil m lie. apen en the.ileiy CLvfc CBub j. Ftp Club z t_ 4. Ctfi‘rtrrt£f£ull Club t 4 Cifl lScLH.Il.Z1 J r J. 4. BERNICE J ARISEN -Vi I ViTii fhnvr • vuer cr L r Jrhi ! rirn-’i , i , ir erf soft fly. Iitsit N n. :■ t ii-omer r- Club z. lit ' -k .mJ Wij; z. ji. Cut Scout v : j , 4 l-Vc - -i : Clef Club z; t ' jjmmcrriul j Dramatic 4; fVpC-lub : j. 4. Cheer l-cadcr 4 ClAYTOM JilSEPH He fatten- s where the twites to: hi I nj.mu,t it Club Comwr- cinl Club 1. 3: r’rench Club j, 3: Camera Club 4. Mahcaeu-. 1 JoblEi The mUttiil HidrtfWM uni attU- k-U feeder IKnlerezd from hltz£thh i . Chemist rv Club 3 ; SIstL Su -i v C. Hub 4 Dramatize Club 4, Pc;. ' Club j. 4. RoCERT jONIi I hat ten Jiz i!ai i.cib -trr ereriilihittfi, far h ' -sr fit being ubti ed M ice-eft. Gctimctrv Club 1 ; I fifi Club Stall ] dtetFiistf Club $ . .4 ; Deictic 4. Cite Club 4; RtdiO Dub 4. pQ r i Thirty-men Elmer Jilsujuis; The fruvfity Ag.i Uw Arm Corninei ' cirtl Club j. EitA Raster The- Aiuumu Hviffd n ifl ■■ivitwnr At-r Ciimmrra.il Club 3. French ( Krh j , 4 ; Pep Club 3 , 4 GeORCL K lLCIK The jiittc i-f fern iwn fltrrff make ! f t u vj y llntari-J Irnrn Si XofhciE ■■■ 5, CIjiv- ScCrrliJT 4 Sliiif j. Sen- ior Boy ' L - Club .1 . tnti ' i Xck� t- .] JIcl’ { !luh .j , ti-: CX [«.[ [c 4 , Ofthcstr;! 1 4 3 - hM thrill, 5 4, lis KiJL 1 4, 9 ij.uk )„ 4. MaRII- Kt ' JiNAR quitt isfa r 1 - iH ' lHV £jrf- AdUMf. Pep Club s. 5. 1 Glee Club j . i , Commercial . 11141 ? ] : I lome Economics 4 FLORENCE Krchua .VJii- fipme i ' ll u .5 from lartifa .S. ' n ' .dmr «? EM wirA a-riTm ; hands Lvntcred from Como 9 hub Srhnr.il j: Home lioonomicr. Club d: Pei? Club 4 pg v Thirty-eight Ni HLSiAN LaPl.ANT A rid. ' i sr ' ifAgnf Wer-v-T iv ' iiA pfafri «� vn un..r u UA SOtOf .Wf]Xt French Cl uh 1 t !hcm bt rv Club 4; Ftxrt bill! 4 Frances Larsen j ' j g true urt ii‘ Girl Seoor !, j , Ffeisch Club s. 4. OiehcS! Tri 4. Glee Club 4 L-uriu t tub 1 , Pep ( luL? i, 5 4 rtf.;:; . Lksti-;r Lwiwi-xt t- r r.n J i?n ijfJ anmnii i.W fcllox CugiuixtoiiL Club 4 . Thelma Libert ' j l ' n ii 1 . LLjrLi exf tet wte nor to .■ifVilk Ifl fTtlMiC t ' ft the •r-.r.ff t j i ri SciiLit f- , i, j. 4 . dec 4 Hub i 5 Octette i ; Oramilic Oub 4 ; Ftp Club i, 3 , 4 ; C jisrnn ' Hji ' dal Club lAmcmry Li-.h-mah.i-. .Vj|.- .i|j[h Mw.ijJa.S imnw Hi u- ' her fnmli H rr. ' meny, trirS fxuUE -• 3 . Gummurdul Club 4. Joseph Lkkz A rttf ' r •, Si 4 ft makrih 1 yhtnjul eaututnantt. Oommcteial Club 3. j, Civic Club i J- Svlvi a Levine flint ' her fif £crA bvnf lriHfrl they jJiL ' mi ru)tt by n L- rftrtwto me siiret ftrif. uj .i.hr rfavn e ' er the yielding fstatK 4 f itvry. 1 ;mn CIlul? j; M-isk ,-md Vl ' i } : Okc t :i ub 3 Pep Club 3 : 4 : tennis- Club 3. Sfen birijy Club ■ Orchcftr-j j: Mind Chorw 4 Ociciu 4 N ' ELSON LeCaI’TAINK Hey ran jo te y big. tul Jif ' -i oil there. (. ii citncl rv { lliib ± , Okm-si r 1 - Club 3; French Club 3. 4; Clue Club 4 Ldward Lefebvre A thinker ijn-,i‘ a deter lie weft 1, ' uf hr rurrtJ Jim hitrtJ R 1 Ko«b ill j. 4 : ChsfmisUy Club 4 - Semur Club -3 Page f Si 1 r J y -jii riir Evelyn Looze ' fl! ,Vh t mu ' ! sin,- the ■ i.’i -jjjiTii. ■ ■ l! i j i £ i ij ri’irr Pfcp Club i. 4: Club j. 4: Girl Scouts ■ $ : f-Venob Club j; (JirJ ' ! Octette j, .1: Commercial Club n Gi AliYs M.u.iinj-.v l Ur tMintenanci betray i‘th a fmerfut mfflrf Pc p ( Tub 7 1 4 : Ffertcll t :iub s 3. ( jimmcrci.il Club j, 4 . t rice ( -i ub 1 . 1 ’.FU . KE-. r 1 aKMM iti ‘ hfft — -J 1 heard h er Glee Club z; !;tsk nr:. I WijJ 1 , Fi-enell Club i ; Pep Club i. )■ J- [ni-.z M wnii-.r 7t I JAl ' ttty. flu pm ' fU rfcf Fv L v;e. r..i JJi u fur trme i«s rAr rnjfiffl. L’r flufj HTflih ' U ' r Ji f unto rflu 1 nsu aC ' ic J ' j-i my N ' l-tlS Gift Scwc 3: Pep Club t, ). 4; Ti-timF. Club 3 Margaret Miller AV talfuJ talked hut knew ntM n hv. Pep t !tuh i. 3. i French Club 3 3, 4; Ckc Club 1, 3 RaYMOTO NaLA.IANN ib IviarYiei rtw nttflrt j l ' i dtipiiif. [■cnitKjll j 4 Eiii ' Scettvill 3 + iLkcchilt : 3, 4, 1 kscki v z 3, I r,:et 4 WicKtliriH i, 3, Senior Buj CJub 4 Eli a MeDrciKfivi ' y.uj n. i,M j uaA lb the f ■bjr ' .i iytarmiw; l p Club i i. 4 Sljsk ,mJ 1 3 3. Civic Club 4. Cjiilcr ' ,1 ( lub 4; Hurtie I LL ' . ' jiMrnie-- CEul? 4 I ertrtis Club 3. Forty NiVM.’i 0 L 5 l:N i Jrv ocu.v.i an? li tjyj l , ' gcnlle iem HlLAKrA i-yr-ax.o Stt hv ' f ifttkintiJs there j « f J cp Uub a. 1 i. Oil 5ooin 4: Ccunmenelfll CJub j 4. h. iikinii i iluh ;; J ’. it t Huh 1, 4 i jomnKTC i;il Club } -1: : JW l;gunnm« Club 4 li i ri O ' 1 h n If in tme ia-to mn raw u mtiMlflfrtr Ottm t-lub i, ScilDflr IViC-- Clvb 4; Biutktstbiill 1. j, 4, i 1 ? 1 pt 3); Foutbiill i, 3, 4 Domim Oujniczak Al rnijAr.Y raid.11 jj he Histuf s C.lub 1. I mm-- Club 1; Commcrcisil dub 1 l- ' ' I kilt 4 Hannah Olson ■, ' iJL ' flL ' if i ' idj became her rntRihfr longue. ' ' CmtrdliiMH Cilkft Hlfih j . I r-UK litJUlK ' N IlL I I Mb 4 Ptf (Jlub 4- Viola O’Neil hut! e fun — fcnf din ounce oj seriousness too. Commute lalCItab i . 3 ■ French Club Hume EcorKumlej 4 Gladys Obding ) kfo hul Jin; because f min ' , -irnii pipe hul ir.i f nr irruif M jm.i. (iirJ Se«ui’. 1 . OcittU: 5 . 4 , Pep Club 1 1 .1. (.fbi ' s Owtvh :■ J. A pagf Fpriy-tote LlvU.LL PlLTERSW I hr huv j an icy, V t i tiifuntnt- French Club 4: Fen Club ?- l- 4 - Rh tSALINE. PlIJlHSi l.ikc rn u qlm ' f tciOtt t ' j tJhr nvW i-Tit- HavH ' lifciiMe. hrfl- Ji!fatoenii Girl Scouts 3 tike Club 2 ; Hiking Club Oinumifiiil Club s . Pep f luh 33, j 4 Frank PteriNicrr A firm K ' tfL ' ii ' r m I Jit fh.njv.rj of 1 ifrJtsr tjiiii t! lub t I- re rich t itub 4 . Riihjic? ilub 4 . Lloyd Patton Tiic- iTivdiJ M i ' i- ' i h cr tita ii Aiui ■■. uVtic it a.M re u lf rAod crci-.ftr foutif Al L‘r1 . OtftbcsCrtj i. DcjruJ -, [ ' rack 4, BusChlll ,4. Senior [Jo;, s ' Lib 4. E J ium CummiEtcL 1 s Fractal I j, 4. ACni-s. piAjKnjwSKl Ftv r,t cr foits food ftfloh Girl SluliIs j, 4, FrcrtuJl Club 3; Pup Club 3 j 4 Cummer- ciill i ' .jh 4, Li.i-’kct Kjil A V i-;hNa PfeTENtOY ! Atr-iv r H Sfsr other than a kwna ' s rfltueit — { think it SO kffflrrJf JihjM u so. French Club :, I enAis Club I Curncflctdal Club 4 ElVELYSI PtCLON till 1 Jihi Wt ' .j ' . ' JM be jVf shtnes for mure French Club ! . Hlklne Club 2 : PqJ Club :. i 4 - Glee Club 4, Home Economies Club s f 3 a f Ferty-Jm? M.wcwl ! EVlivoi Luiii i Pkusi A fair maidfn i ' -J ' AlfrJing Pep E lull j i.. j . (. ik-L lub .1 liirl Snui ' . t. j j. French Club Miking Club i. Ttnnb Club s. I lomc bcommle Club 4 !i Sih r r l ' U-1 filinci i fold Pep Club : i j , tjoiilrllLiLiul Club 3,4. XOiLETTA PfLST i 1 u 1 j c’iH t c - 1 1 if flf ' ii ti Thai firpu ras ' e jfj nwfraif ' i jt arden Rep t lub 3 54. Commtfe iul dub ?. 4 Catherpp e Raymaker .An llfl Ufjiimif f ' 1 tru Jn ■ gj ( French Club i, Cutnieiereuil C. Hub j IDramac ic Club 4 C’l AREJ.NCE RaIX.OM- HeLEN PtTTWiW ],12WiAIU Raymarelr A .fine; jyjvc iw r.iClvyWri ' To GfuuH htr fairntst umtc to J r lW time yti i ifif 1. An t am e-.vi [1-id 4 . Cummereid Club 3; Pep Club 5. 4 Pujee Ftrly-thfte WaI.ITR RliYNLiN r VlIi.i fcrm lihfl 14 V rli.i Qn .,1 Ji. ' i ' J.l he works, rrn . qwnr £rwn i ywr 1.1 cm at (he uTivi ' , Chemistry C!tub 4. RHJtAflD RcNDQU nVjL ' iJiimbV.; ji the .i‘i.ii 1 f-i. J uri ivi of oft virtuc-i Pl.t MEMT C RuYtJOLDS U ' ,.nW .‘hot theft, u ere lore Tifce htr, IujILo Club j; Pep Club s. q, F Bench Club q, .1 Pram Cum miLtcc j. Ci;i-- ' . ScCCclarv .nut I rUuisLirvr 4 . tftE-Nli R-OLLCY Why hutfj 1 ? Com mere Mil Club 4 : Pep Club ij j, 4 , Lt-IONA KaYmaKER tier icjjJbvn though ' he it adent l jun Club t. (. Pep Club q j : I corns s : I liking Club : Clc€ Club 4 : Home Economic Club 4, Cirl Scouts j, 4. PfraiQjMHi Jj.fu hit ttMgue n hem er he tilth;-. Modem I Ij-M-nry Club - ' Pn ■■ jl Cihcmlsiiy Club q; Clvfc. ( luh a I Irum- tie Club .1 . Sbon Store Club . tVbtiLin Team 4. Markw Roesqr She tfbrffv-; ■ f ' l ' iK;. 1 , hvf tiwtii. ftp Club f . 5 . i . Clot £ Hub .l . Home Keonomic Club 4 j ' rrrwh Club t. q. ■Commercial ( tub s : Hiking Club a; IVnrth Club 1 Pfrgt Furtyfwr M aui Say 1. 1 hi ]_■ ftu Lin Sr i it m: ; A ■ .r lurry 4Ti the Jiiv is fu ' fi ttmcned from M,iy;iwie= f 3 i| h School, Rijn 1 1 R«i 4 . Glue Club 4: Dramatic Club 4 Ci.r happy, iwivjI, bri ' Jit — a itiiitent fmhm ' ing fathi 0 tight. Inter XtM j. b n.viNi; Sottg-Et iVtuci 1 ! u L-nt- iitr l reWlirtikiT, liVwrii ft !i k ur ii .,1 ■. tit for l . rrcwb Club ?: I -n-t in Club ?. j: Commercial Oub j; Pep Club ? j. 4: Girts ' Oststrc 4; Girls t ili ' i C :iuh ?, 4 j . Qrihu - tr.i 4. Girl Seoul’: ?. 4; ] Jrumucie Club 4 CfiMfiVA St 3 lii.i.ivl; Shi ' Alph .Yu , . lx — my happier.t abgae. FfLitch Club Girl Soduis i . Pep Club 1, 5, 4. ]hI£C ' E, Sn.YNlJ.N i Mitnv r n M 1 n rJi in ; «t fftey iJf i‘ itn,! nioJim : Jihi, ' brut r Pup Club 4 j Dramatic Club 4 Civic Club 4 ] {fiU- ' M SnM-IlM A tnw friend e.i u friend f lTeTlt French Club ,t l p i lul- e. I. 4 - [ IVWINIH SfMSMSi .A sympathetic rttret ttahire PiJf Club r, ?. s. Mu si:. anti Wi E j j: E- ' reiKh Club y. 1 , ; Commercial f Jub j Ai f vJy- iw Mu SofMilL if .tto will, rJFiif !■ ill a J yen i ' liri dfpfiui an I If she if-.’n r, .rft-r warii un.t tiwre j.i cm end on f Glee dub s. }: MifftlCMw 1 . 5. 4. Commercial Club 4. Pep Club 1, 3. 4 DeftOTt IV Si 1 1‘. ' . -.I-: 1 . H? .iJl, ' Wi.ll flr ' J 11 L2V. Cummeccijil Club 3. Chemb- 1 r y Club 4 Short Story Club t Ts I -Wf ut Sv ' AIIV liftlS.li ' iL Straueskl A. fdact 5 ici ffi-r iijfi r. nli J li url Class Pres. 3; Gks Club 1, y. 4; lioyv ' Ocicltv -i ] ? iMttn� ll j ,i. Wpc ' -tlins . 4; Tract 4; | : reiK h ( Hub : 3 S ' niorC .IllIi 4 ‘B, (touif Ji.il fAflJ fwi one .1.3 Ir u. Therf K ' i iij.r fv HWf . M (fo Inter No . ?. Frcivch Club 3 : CliLiniurv Club i. 4 . Camera Club 4 Bufnccb; Srtiivtj FutI 0 I’rrlt, I ■ ijj L- ' -T and lilaJjJy PgpCLub 2 , 1 4 O.WTUTkCrCILlI i Ituh 3 I ' Fgnch Club 1 3., 4. BnstetbiiJl 4 Alice Snu A ’.iivif ci ' full ci jurVOhi ' r m- m i‘i Wrfcy, lotmd mif 1 k u r nml i-i ' iiife. i.alirtClubi, 3, Ptpf lub !. J, 4 Eburn QirtliTiitrCi: ; CEvruo- irv Club j, .1 Shore Story Club 4. Itiu ' iis Club 5, Geodivttry Oub 2 ; Class Vict-Prtt 4. LrHWAIKl: SnKHiM Tirft atotil awrf i ' hr ' -s a uitole xpirf tor (.il ' c C.Sub Ptp Club 3. 4 ; { !mc Club 4 Pap F ' pny- ti Justin Strotbants ALt ability Jjhjfi ftiJi bffft Jiriiu fcr Tip Urn! Cuiiiriit ' E ' CLiil Club 4 Tr AVERS S ICR IT Litr .1 n jf.il lin.J iltt ihitigi i ikt. ' jJ Radio Club French Club ?. j Senior Boy ' Club 4. Dutniucic Club : ; 1 ' J.i.wt c:e-. Stkacih-I V l - 1 ij l j jf -1 1 J l‘ r i?f the .Jlv. i i . Jivi ntly TirW (rrt.i rtfcME diriiuty fair Rep ( lub i 3. 4. i Fires j i . French C Hub j a . I .ruin Club s Prurn Curomittce i Miltmu d Stej l IK I- i ii Ar vr-f r i-LiN I lift iri niv uirvi yiir.T 1 iiqy, Commerei n I f I ub 5.4: CJcMft- L-try Cluh ; ; lAep Club 1. j 4 M AK IN R. StKI:HL l Vi’ A jjLl 1 ! . ' .flJ.j ' i 1 1 I, . , i i tif.iiy. FfirtthQiib J ; Radio Club 4. Walter Strebgl Iff Tuni In 3 rnt deit i u ;.! rare. (jit Sutton Happ-y-frt-lucky }n T iin.t y c,-, Then 11 Thai fv( hff. tie Entered I min btUr i.-uMi lliy 4 Jn-mi-rrv ( Hub 4 Senior Club 4 Pa£f Fffiy-icrtn 0HVILU-. Il K� .IA£ I ' m Jut t (ro;y flJtoifJ - {name I ' MJi. ' V.i; tiv-rv • Football $ . j Track j. 4 Baseball 4 Cummereiul lub j, Senior Uk C L ilub 4 . ( hcmisiry Club a , Own my }. a Ci adg Vamdenouso i Vfu i j:,ir iV, n ry firnv rti ' Ur ram for jHl ' l ? rL in;h Club j. .1: | J, v ' c hniyir- ian C lub : S?niur ituh 4 Loos Turn 3 h ' nh-f I. ■ be riiji’i j -ijr 1 u-fcm yoHf naturally niff ImuJ ' Mus 3 : PepOub j. $ j. 1- 6: .irul Win f. J. tScfMMviri Club 2 . I Xclum.-unry j: Chcni- ivlT-i Club 4. Shaft Stcvr Club Pi - 1 4 CvEt-VN ’[ ■ ' iH ’i i i ' i; 1 There are mtne, ezaellv Ifke n , ' r , French Club 5 4, Ijitin lub i. 1: Cbv dub Grant- tirv dub 2 , Pup Club !, 5 , 4 EviiLYF V.WlPtl: I. el mihtneu ever uTIlVIlI 1 ihy Tiwitl.ur Pep ( Ikih 3 l . j . Glee [ !Suh 3 4 I!- -I: ' .. t ' CLHTI.Wflic-, Club 4 , !t ' . neh dub .■ CemmeiLial CLuh 1 Miking Club i. Glexens Van 1 mntr hi ' ft JlJ •ljtm ' y trnJ ihink 1 French Club Cbcmiftry ( lub 1.4. kistliu ( lub ,| l_.LOLL.li V vnTi ILU4.1M.M1 All iipiVt-lXMTrdeJ 3riiJ2.l 3t l.r L ' and pure. |j(in Club ; ( m(tn-rti:il CJub j. French Club .(. Pip t ' 4 ub i r j r .j Forly-ei ihl W|:S 0 ,V ' V“fe| ( 1 1 ii xoaIIv .lurJ of feAlou Ctirtimuhfial Club 4 Annette Vo ei kep W ' jJll lutflHM j eltfwi habUe J ' .rsl’eTi ' i.l fnom Suvrtioui High Stfoid 3.. fVp Club 4 CaBL ' IOS VVlNDHAJUSEH jwi mi ' jC-svJ LiSM- ' t ' i noj in my wn -Tt? nwpr Jar, h nareJ, ifcnijii a. Geometry Club :: French Senior Bovs, flub h Club 4; l S.v ' s 4; Cbchtf.c m j Hi rv Iel mi Mlffl.v VVe-.lxKi-; AnJ -I hr kaomt it not — -tJ. f ef jJW ibinn ' ir. U 1 fcfliMl he j- tarirfy ritigAl half -:iti, i‘i ■ ir C I ' AIEHl tl i.il Club 4 Pi p !lub : i 4. French Club : ; liliV Club 3 li$GU A Wli rk; F me ta her hwJ her ravrA urlii her JnenJs Pep Club j . ] 4: M� k SVig j. j. Commercial Club 4 Every im ' a f iniHiwrtiJil Club 1 . I.uiin Club J ; L,:hi?mi ' OV Club 4 Fpakk 1 -J ZlM.l She keeps her heaJ e .w-i unJ her heart uwr u. ( -i rl Scoui ' i j. Pep Club ?. j, 4 liner N ' n 1. j ; Grammy Club 1, Page Party- nine Class Will Wf. the class of u)i? r realizing that we shall soon be disbanded., and fcetitiig that Lin: things which we cannot carry beyond the school should K: safely bequeathed (o those of the lower classmen who we feel shall make the most use of and derive the most benefit from them, do hereby set our hand and seal to the fallowing w ill and testament. To the Juniors we leave: First , our lockers on the first floor. Sft ' iMtf, the anxietV of obtaining the required credits for graduation, third, ihe fatherly advice of the various speakers who come td school to lecture on ' Life After Graduation t ' ourih , our English contracts. To the Sophomores we leave First the superfluous intelligence which we expended on bluffing Secend. the stacks of green admit slips in the vault. 1 hese various individual articles to the persons specified i. Evelyn Derwae ' s ability to cot pie to Sylvia EvrurJ. 2 L-L-unur Armstrong’s locker surrounded by ' thrills’ to Ruth Nagjer 5 Jean Bell’s short skirts to Rachael DeGodt. 4 Austin Destachu ' s egotism to Mildred Scory j. Everct Fok ' s blushes to Harold Pfoienhauer, 0 Leo Berendsen s height to Abe Aik. , Martha Bins ' s privilege of collecting slips to Eduh Fraser. S. Austin these s retiring way to Jack Rudolph lj Robert GreiSing ' s. elongated and intricate manner of elucidating to Jack I Houston. ■ o. Nelson Brown ' s perseverance to James Thornton it K ri Hagemeisters pugnacity to Leo Zeutsius. 12. Leo He rberle ' s clownishness to Gordon Maes 1 1 Robert Busch ' s attraction to ‘ Marguerites’ ' to Billie Gomee ]4 Kendall Cady ' s debating ability to Vie zander McLeod i f , Robert Jones ' s eternal grin to Wen da II Rather. iu Florence Straubel ' s marcel to Lira Wring. 3 7 George Kalcik s sylph-like form to Lcitha Moore i k. Lila Mednikow s white stockings to the girl who wants them must n . Travers Sturtz ' s wit to Harley Picrncr. 2c Ray Maumann s captaincy to Winfred G itse- lf. tin ri G alien ' s fickleness to Clarmdon Sargcant. n Annette Voelker ' s chatter to Ida Searth. 1,3 1 Dominic Oelj n iezak s gold teeth ten 1 Della thrill i,i Bernice Jansens popularity crown to Anita Klaus 15. Tok-tla Prujit s dignity to Richard Hcrmsen. in Ben Rosenberg ' s eloquence to Robert Phenicie, We hereby appoint Miss Clara I Turner executor of tl 11s our Iasi will and testament. (Signed) THE CLASS OS- lyij. Witnesses Hyacinth Schncsc, Lorraine Scheie, Betty Focller PflSf Ti (y Class Prophecy For days I had lain sick U w ns the first day on u hich ] began to regain my strength, that I asked for my treasure chest. At first they could not understand and feared that I had had a relapse, but at last after much pleading and patient directing on iny purl they dragged from my ■closet the carved and flattered wooden box which I loved so well It had been my companion front early childhood. First it had held my gaudy baby toys, then neat piles ol doll clothes; then clippings notes and the various things ft high the high school girl collects: and now the little bits from here and there that I had saced, and which kept my past so vivid for me 3 fingered over the contents eagerly, ■ 1 c h a sigh or a laugh now and t hen Withered ruse Leaves wrapped carefully in tissue, a man ' s silk handkerchief, a bundle of old letters, my liigh school diploma, and even my wisdom tooth wrapped in pink cotton and placed impressively in a jeweler’s box all these and more came out first. In the very bottom of the lv s was o stack of books Among them were a copy of Anderson ' s Fairy Tales, a stack of old annuals, and even, believe it or riot, a battered copy of Rich ' s Study of English Literature ” I slipped the fairy stories under my pillow for future hours ol idleness, laughingly tossed aside the [ext hook, and picked up the annuals.. Anting them was the i if copy, the annual put out the year I was graduated, E 1 turned the pages idly until I came to the senior pictures. Eagerly 1 looked them over It seemed only yesterday that wc had been together, happy, carefree graduates 1 lay back on my pillow s contentedly. In the years that follow ed graduation our class had shown up very well among the peoples of the world Of course some had dropped front sight, it is always so. but the majority 3tad made a name lur themselves. J re- membered that the three colleges 1 had attended now hod Deans front the O 355 of lyit. And then, too, [lie professor of higher mathematics m half -the man who had improved the slide rule until it was. so simple a baby could manipulate it was from the class and the great eng neer who was building the bridge across the Atlantic I hen there was our ambassador to Japan It took a mem her of the Class of i iy to settle the exclusion argument peacefully. We had furnished America with two presi- dents. tin Edison, and three Pershings. E ut even more wonderful than that, for these accomplishments w ere mere trifles, was the trip to Mars ' I held my breath as I thought of it ten years before a member of my class bad successfully landed ort Mara. By now he and his colleagues had established a paying transfer line between the two planets. E promised myself that as soon. as I was able L should lake another trip (I had already enjoyed two.) At this point in my musings a black something ila hed by my window. My eyes, trained by necessity to calculate such rapid motion, saw that it was a friend out for o spin I laughed as I thought ol the funny tittle four-wheeled carts we used to run P j ,; l ijtysne around in on the ground. Why none of them could ru faster than So miles Lin hour 1 1 1 would hove laker! uf weeks at that rate, to go to Chino now we can make it in a day This 1 1 jilil advance was li I rrtd Jt possible by a member of my very own high school class Real ly our class seemed truly great Bui ii nas not only along those lines that our class had advanced Sonic of them had written literature so great that Lhe universities and colleges had abandoned Shakes- peare and Chaucer to teach their works instead. We had singers wjvo far outshone Jennie Lind and { urn ho and actors who so excelled Sarah Bernhardt that seats fur their performances sold as high as one- thousand dollars each There were scientists, one of whom had discovered a valuable metal in common day and had become rich And another haul really succeeded in establishing Lhe principle of Alchemy. I have heard that whenever he meets a class mate of 191 j who is lei very embarrassing circumstances he will obligingly coin a few hundred dollars for him. Still another had discovered the secret of perpetual motion. Ah ye.-- I thought as I lay then: Out class Wlis truly great. And I Could not help hut think 1 hat even those Vihn had dropped out and had not made a name for them- selves must have done some liLile thing to help the world along How could they help hut do it were they not members of the Class of tqis? — Be 1 j Foelllr. Life ' s Image I wandered in a wood close by the sea And ea me upon a brook that flowed along Its winding way, and sang a ea re free song. I hat turned my thoughts, and made me dance with glee And as l watched, I thought. ' ' How like LhaL stream, Our lives flow oat w ith ripples and with waves. And oft with passions, as the ocean raves And wakes the happy brooklet from its dream And as I watched, a tree was Washed along By the current to the vast blue sea Which, with a shoui of triumph, drank it in So Death takes us to peaceful rest among The happy souls sure of Ftcmity, Now glad to leave the glare of worldly dm — L.OKKAINE SitEEE, ’15. Paj t l r ft¥-tu� Honor Students of the Senior ( lass With Highest Honors LrftpAINF. HEFh Gladys Maloney TOLET FA Prust LhtJNA E . ' ll MAKER Rcusr-: Qhwyy With I lonors Karl Hagemhister Sye v. i a Levin i I h -M- IN1H SoiNESE Ai .1 CJL StCILZ Llx liLLk V AN FuLLLENAR BkITY f ' Ugl I e-.r Li i- ni hi Armstronc:, Nelson Liz Captain if Lva Colson D aaumv ScHw.iRTiNc Robert L. Grom i no. Mae Sorce LVELYN BiEMEitlT FLCRENt-i Hansen KendaLL Capa- PiT iC Pltt I ' I Ji i ' • - 32223 OB i Ch mirtr Side tn figure Fr+nch Chs So«il Pr btcm £ Pape Fifty-four Not old, nor young, bul in ihe bloom of youth. Yet with a wisdom far beyond their m i ert and years . ' Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT Vt(- e- Pr e s idewt SECRE I AU AND TpEW REik. Class Adviser . CLASS AlfVH.hR Class Motto Class Flower Class Gnus Dave t3 MJimiulLDER t iottOCts MaLS Caroline Kanmlr Miss Lonefw;an Miss MalMm 1IAEI . • Ext I iLLENt i W I I I J s Tt Jl l ' . Lily or the Valley StLVE-Jt C jjt. Y AND Iv ' iSE- Fifty -fit •: The Class of 26 In the Fall of itjii 1 vo hundred and twenty-two Sophomores sought admittance to Lite Old Last I ligh School. Of ihc c, one hundred eleven were hoys, and the ttinic number of girls. a very unusual thing in any das . Jt is an interesting matter to knew from what sources this class developed, From the enrollment cards these facts acre taken E-fo ' -e Junior High ic Marinette Junior Hish i Raw: tX’Pcrc I lijih 1 St Joseph s Academy i Sr Nbrberr ' s Col lege s Cisco L ' nfon I lifth i Allwcz School 3 Vocational School i Dcrimnik 1 [ish r Wakefield. Mich r t wen I |ip,h r EwBTOviHc, tVis. e Murkm E U|:h e Sturgeon my 1 Tctful , , , 13.3 In. the full of 11)14, the Class of ’l returned again to continue their educational pursuits at the New Last High It was with a feeling of joy and sorrow that they entered as the first Junior Obsk in the new building; sorrow, because it meant the permanent departure from Ok! Last ' and joy because they had gained a little dignity and had the privilege of attending both schools lilt 1 11C ;il uran ilmml I nr 10:4 u.ii 104 I jw Junior t ll.iv iIve.ie s suiters the KrcirlcU las hi ehieiiIhi bcrduit si 1 nii-.ri) L LuiJirnt urn; J-ygLi 1 led by the thoughl I hill two :sr- ol ;■ hi;jh ■chcmS L-duCiitiues K sullmrnL Ol rhe tem enrolled onk i;ts w. ru former Hast High -Sindi-m - the surplus Ix-utR composed of new pupik this is. the enrollment for iyu Eitst Oak Oniv; MinTKiipolis Si NhtKm s t ItJEcgt ' Rthiklimcl, Mich New Fnnlwil Rrnswls J l T iers ' in l JliJi k urn ford, XI iim . 1 I .like Furvst Academy lousiness Cutlcgc WuUsoLx kli«hi - 1 -on J xJbl j Iowa . SLur cOrt Bay Peshttpso 17 m 3 3 3 3 1 Total ...... icj tV 5 wish in thank ibe class officers (ch (heir effort ' ; to make this class u successful one. The lTasS of -Jr a egrets 1 1tn 1 il iiiis only uuolllcr year Us spend untlcr I its; ptutCCtiriR iXsttf 1 J its Alm.j Mater. Fj r-.-.j i 1 Allen Ahqmim Annen Alsfben Bansiil E 3 at a. wi BinnoN Brill Buna 1 1 BoETMAN Biemept Brostrgm Berman Burke Boov i Biemept Bass ie BaRTELL Burriljgl Efc TTTlidFlHJD CoEL O iADEK Cajuieux CaLKAI IAN Ci 1EANEY CoNNELEY Qjough C ab kiss Carri bux Page Fifty-Mren Dtl.VAUX DlXJUAIMi 1 J-.C jC tj 1 Dk.k y I i At ii Pkv1 xivj-: :n Dang Dhacl Ohl.K llkKi Difsiis DhU-J s EnDIiPLIT List ii-.i.a I ' YKAKtl Evams FftAZEFt I’AlRElAlRN pKANtJVR Froklicii 1 i ir--r FelTon 1 r ( CflRTK (jBll-1-lSI Gl KI.At .I 1 Gqli;Man GOLDMAN t jKIJI.ISti GtTTUNS Puy.- Fifiy-titfrt CliRjAlltJ Cpiill.Wr GlLSOK E |id.tihHnt Hmiii Ht M ' | .liTT HeIQ KR Hi mjbhms liVRTIMtniR 1 t WNAN Hickey J ADIN JliN liN Kl At Ji Kolb Kvutek K AJTAN Lom LaRJ5EN LgFCIWHE Lanc Lieske Lanq LiWPliUHIiR Morgan MuRPt IV Moore Pw Ftjty-mne Mjivivft MiJ.HirrE Mais Mavsi-:h.«ii McWRIHllS Moore ML ' -LOTFE Nelson Ol JI.ANE5 Plot PrCTlfM IAU5R PlEikSl-.R Zillis Pi ettnlfl Rather RhNTMl-Jil EJH Rudolph RlliHE Run : Kaymaker Ri-_hl.9-:h Reis Stohshr Sc ' J INI ipiiR Sevler S m.mjie:i:[5i:r Simon Fdlfif ,Vrri ' . S MHiEAKf S MRIH-.l’ULlt StSKCE StHALM-. S ] fREV I NS Smi T5 Sd-iL-j’t-: SlRAUBBI- Smith St ] iki Hiia-.k SoORY St 3 IIL.I 1 t r ThWMTO : TaNSY it lUe i tN VoUSSURIi Y WDI HC«A m Webr ' ft iLiJi : W HHXI-K ft i h i| yi i , fl 1 1 ft LE-.4 StLNTJ W ' l jii:k ft WaLKUH W-’J.KLH WaL i i-.k Zcimiv ZtlUTZIUS Pew Page Jit ly-JstnJ “DWrrryj deep into Philosophy, Yet they retain a taste for fairy tales. Sophomore Class Officers PtefcstcseNT V ' lCE ' PHfHirH NTE Sunil. 1 mly I n Thh nm. hi h Class Adviser , Class Alsv i j k Class Colors Class Morin Glam Flower , Rjodert Brandt Dallas Har tsworn X.mxmi So iiu isa: , Miss Morris . Mr, Blair Pi n Gkt i n and Wi ld i l Lai k ik Qsixia V]nl:it K i llarney Rose Pa ; Sixiy-iSree Sixty-four 5H ■■ . - fiJf’- ' Silly fire An Epistle to an Absent Sophomore Dear Shirley:- - Ynur letter which reached me last E uesday was a pleasant surprise I have often wondered whereon che face of this earth you might he E did not know you were way out at Oakland, California. Our new school i situated in Joannes Park, near Hast River When we were down at Howe, we thought no school could he finer hut this well E II just have to tell you l hat it is wt fine that no one would ever want to mar its beauty. The old- fashioned desks have disappeared; instead we sit at tables, finished m u beautiful satin gray I ' ltc halls have large marble panels about the fountains and the Hoars are of terra-cotta tiling. And Shirley, we have a great big gym where we kids have just the best times dancing and everything. It ' s just marvelous. You asked me about some of the kids You wanted to know whether lost year’s president Willard Clancy, vice-president Bob Brandt, and secret ury and treasurer Ruth G roiling were elected again this year Well. Iktb I Brandt became president, hut Dallas Hariswom became vice-president and Naomi Schilling, secretary and treasurer. You wilt he interested in knowing that wc have both n championship football and basketball team Do you remember Mail (Irish) McGuire’ He made the basketball team Iasi year when he was only a freshman but this year when he was a sophomore, he made Hith oi Lhe championship teams Frank Becker a sop ho more loo, rtiuJe the football team, Wc have a peppy Sophomore girl ' s basket Hill team, Katherine Mraz and I tried out for debate, but wc didn ' t make die team cause if were only Sophs and new at it huL we hope to make it nest year Our annual, the Wropkne, we hear is nearly completed Just what it ' s about we don ' t know, because they ' re keeping it a secret, hut I know it will he just great It always is, Wc sophomores aren ' t having much of a tinker in the pie, but nest year we ' ll be irt the pie up to our elbows, t expect. You wanted to know who ' s taking whet around, but for fear I’d gel in Dutch E won ' t write anything except that we all are having a wonderful time 1 wish you were here this year, and chat in two more years you might graduate with US btsl maybe you ' ll He coming Hick nest year, if not to stay, at least lor u visit because we surely do miss you Remember me to lorn and Sue Be sure to write soon. Love, Be i n w M.Li.Vkit. Putt .Vuly jii Mermaids Ccrn fed £M £ and I Han at Worfi Martha p At Bendcrrilk Page i’fi l_ -J ren JJ it fflnniiriattt Iktty Baker , .1 member of the class of iqjt wjs born in Marinette. Wisconsin. June u ; K I or N’lUT vi.-ip. she Wilt 11 pupil ril rb. Pl� rl( $chnnl in rh.n CKY. MHCil li)i; w lien her partlUs moved (41 t irecn (idy -Sh.’ LTilered Whimsy Sebfxil j|f. ■ member of (lit fifth pr ' iids. inlJ n emir Liter wn% .ibh; (u enk r 4 he H ' urah nr.ide of the I Ihivy School because her leathers deemed her a hi 1 1« proerc ' s more rapidly than her cliiv. On tntt-rijiK feast High she mum. Ji.m k- became active in -eh.K.1 lift Shi us interested in cyct thing poinp on about iwr and always enjoyed .■ ipwd turn. ' -iswi wilEingh nave her serv- ices whirr ever t he were nuul ' .-J . SIsj helped on nine csl Eh? P nm Committees ltf ' -c year, took port in ihc Follies and Lhc Stunt Show . and w.i-- it prominent mi ' nihrr of her cLiiv- She Wiis il pood smduiit and a fniuti IrienJ to every Him’ imJ Iil r Inss is widely fell a£xstJ[ [he school Her friends reev ivllI a (treat shock Lot toll when after .1 U w weeks ' of severe illness., -b. pnxscd uwiiy urt Nrfjveieibei ii k I 4- Site h:id hoped Lo j-riidLi.iie rhi yi ir with her fl.i -■■- .ind u-ni,i|J Undoubtedly IliiVc Lvcri uri the list uf honor lodci-ib EasI llipfi School extends its deepest sympathy to this piiierir mirahk u( rhe- family, uiid tiiirid- i I Hells S Bike i Student ' mid teachers ; l East 1 L [h yichcn.%1 nr |be Bine r.il. lOpielhcr with ftcr cllilJhuud 1 1 lends from Marinette ull nl whom wanted to pay sincere rv- sjici io her memory — Law 5rn iillimg Page SiLty ei$hi Practice and sacrifice, determination and grit. Make up the substance of championship, F ootball COACH Cl IESTUR AY ILL ’i iCwn the ■ ‘.►gcsc ' -.r-- erf 4 he UV4 Season c.in be iu ity In id to the unti ring i. ' ffiis-t ' . of ni. if etjjch He used the most modem of coaching tactict. i hat of ■Mn.xfklius hi-, men to « ccruwi pitch r-.J then stopping f 1l- knew Llle limit (il a buy s physical possibilities, as well us the mental fatigue which wus ,i direct result lit ov-sr-wpirk ! k i n--i ill ■ ul the CCJ En - 4 . Miich t’ishit too the xtajd and his clean mob-ids of uccixopIphinG tEwt end gave East a. team that fuit thi and fought drunfy 1 U knows how to make ■■ fcnn wCffc without usiuk the ulJ dri . ing system It is rto w-uldef th.it hr should turn out good i- .mv- each ve.ir I Iss career is marked by un unusual eircum-sunw fKn of turning nuui team that nr claimed Mimo championship every year I lis grt-au-st work is ihai of she- tuminit out of a statu championship team fuf us Let s bupc that Elis star never dims. Capt, RAYMOND NAUM AN Ritrfii Huj Back iciy East 1 lljjh h-is always been successful n the elec ! :on of their list Kill captains, arid thh year was no csccpHup Ray way nne pJ thwe rure pi ii yet? who could do cverythtna nidi, pans. kick and carry the hill Ray was ,.i wonder in returning punts, hp resit tonal run- in the West game were the talk of the r-iwn His ability u •• -i tackier was except a nal I jr lie was pi need at the ppviticm uf Mitel y isn [hr ds ' fiTV-v J c-idcs his ill a round ub-ilii lie was sj real leader, always ready to encourage und help bit fi ' iirmsunr- and iu--r .is ready to take advantage of eiufv break during a Runic Ray way an ideal leader fur u ch,impis.;o-hip I cam. U. ..-I -Li m I DAVID IL ' l DML Ltd i Halt Back ' Dui L After slurring for three years with the Red und White, his K ' umm.itL- cumfe rrsd upon him lite eupl.iincv ut ricsL v car ' s, [earn tile greatest Iimii. - r Iin. tlthkfe CUP nbti i l at turl llavif his |� u specialties, lucking place- ments and running ends Ills kicking Piec ' d the Marinette pame for us. ftn lie booted l he winning three points over m the law minute «n play Hi- running • the ends wits cumpAireJ With that of CUlF Jimmy Crowley, his ability show ing up best in the cst game l lc was dead on pusses us well as being une of the bvsi throwers on the team Duve might to K‘ ■ ' peerless leader next year and we eNpeeL gitai things of in ni and ins team Pa -: Sixty-runt RALPH BRUNETTE— Fuj Rack flrurk ' Jt.tlph is it second Fil’d Heard eti when it mmo m Inn ■ n.t--l ■ m ■; uhility If j hole liitd not been uperied for him, Ik- lust made unc for hv Ills |, s iwl i i T ijl drive Sir iMTfiirnutl well ilII ■ ■„■ i i - ■ n I fv could K culled ii-Ti L’litliryi i (riplc-lhnciit m;m k:-r he is il I iris ' punts ' find dfOp- 5-. i e U. t- r . is fltite tii thmw and receive piis ' i-s uuhe iMl hiaht ' v and ihefc is no qfljcMion of h s huH-ccrf t Ing ubihcv He i counted upon iu slut next year. EARL In it j U I RIL — Qi ' .-ysTJiR Back Sn.ih’ ' III: Lll.J i h: Si il I :■ i ■ •; V , r |-.-s. i ■sm MKf l’hcr I- no fc� bt about liis being ihe ben irticst of them rill I t? ls .ible to oil) die jipht plii is iu The ni;hE time mth uncunns accuracy which was partly responsible f..r East - except ton a I running ittiuck this star I fi- «iis the best blocker on l hr team nitJ one of Tile best and surest t.ukkr-- Irish is juit .1 Junior neat scar, so viuieh him step. CLARENDON feARGLNT-jFuix Back CW, Making lhc (vain Us n regular without previous experience is .in uchiescment to be proud of. ( !!ud Was a line linc-pl uniter. he picked his fklIJs rttedy Jind w;as u hard iruin t o tfov . n once he did fiCt bevond lbs- KCTimmaRc line I Ek- hhsckinjl and l-.ik.hrtj; n us above injc aid he baelted up the line on defense. His special iv was faking pUn •• vt Inch assured the success of many uL uur Ttilpc plus. ' He ' s just Ji Junior Pa O L-L v tr;, JAMES ] 1L J KOSK I — Rrc+n End Cub Cub was qnc «1 t hi. ' h-irdesr workers, on the team, as, vie n ue from lii ' wcci ' vi � n milk me the [cum m hi first vc.irnf IokKiH Jim developed inm a fine end. -.1 miic receiver of passe a good udder Fast in get 1 me d Wri ms punt s iind r -pec uill v good in busing in taekts 3 ub wa- the fuurtduticm of uur i-nJ.mnnm ; ; t«t [ ' -J- ' rid he ,1- -1 Mire man in hi- v, rfc In taking and putting ihc tackle uui cri e hi? way Jim j- in she fold «n£ mwe ' scat ST A N LE Y R | N I SI -Riot 5 r T kli: “Sfa 5 ii|! Iijs life makings of on AIE-AmcTieun tackle I li playing .1 13 Juring the season wax well ni Jill perfect In uildiri ' in in hi- regular line ■duties, far [lid i -leJInr j nb in ' punting hir the tram The Red and White duund hi work in this depart merit m be i f the uimoxr Juc. Sup � ,ii the super-star It is surely iw bad that he receives hi- dipkiniw this sear, I nr his shoes wrll be hard In till The best til luck I ' w ished- hlim in hit enUegiatv citrsvi Hv the way he 1- the must bashful member o f the tcum GEORGE KALCIK Right Cfcino Fat Fat tus a mountain on defense jt well ns on nTensc Iktwecn, Eiinld) liiul Ill’ll they uU,iv- ele-.neJ a fix id Was uf the backfieliJcrs George wits 11 hind lighter although sometime- he lought too hard and hec.iisi-. rvck Is I ' or .1 good .ill-.iTiiund. nggre-slv e nu.mJ iher -x . 1 - not a better rmn on ibe squad :h,tn hat s he sudUEaes rhi- year, the right side of our lirte will h weakened greatly for his side-kick Stag also leaves for parts unknou n. c hope he will prove as itc- ' i j rn.m l.,� hi- uni- versity .is, he veils to the Red ;inJ Vi hite J ,j ijee .ViTiVil ■.■■one FRANK liECHER — C enter ‘ Tape 1 lapc- developed into it line center 1 1, i iliu u,iuni .f ilte Sophomore dars He pu-oci. the Kill -a«h ji hnap ikii vbnie-rcl hi-- ability m ftctiirw off pity -quickly On ddtrtoc he et mil Ell) did hie ho niiin hand I ike Hiifitny hv h-id the a Kilns tu break ihiuu h dnd pet .1 pkiy hi lore � r •wjs we- 11 -started He -hoiil.l turn snio u m-.ii ol the lir-i itt-i iiutdc nexr year. With il coach like Mr Wiley behind him lie htHlld iiluke K� d ihg thna!, LESLIE GRJElLrNTC Lu” Lh- ' T Ta( .ki.k from the re-awn EJeSnji 11 powerful, bin bosky. the pul him me left tackle and dared him tu mike tvnjtca netr Uc iinjeht i� he the pride «f!E.i� t Hijjh tu left tackle this ynr In n Omfeunfe trf Bino-h and Grdlinji t , ere the best pair of tackles rehuol uniform. We are tertfidern: that tee will him when he it ;it hi ' - university ' ‘MjA K.irl w:i une uJ the five vik-r.W ' ffi l«n te-af It wa;. predicted tlvn he tw Hild w one 11I ( by Mnt-jf.- thv tear and he mi lie than lit ni up in il Karl spoci-ii lt:ed igL ewCnMi: fumbles. ' i� ne of hi moverio cnwuriit m e rueial ' L era -jpdM 1 r n iri lt the tide of the Hi! rite There never will he .1 harder iptfryel tle.jnvr. pl.iter l hail r jr hi” hlsiitde. lie certainly It-.i LHtr bc ' t wishes in his future .1-- .1 j;ridirun pliiyef, KARI H AGE ME.] CLIFFORD BUTTE RI-’lELD— Gi ad Hfy-rl Ji-.i up vnUMitllly ti ' Mid job cd playing Ini ' - position i Tf was iiiyjnt vvb c :nd cbA fiphiim;. I k- entild open bole ' iftd run m the inter - ferenrt: cqlkiIU Mine th.m etneo did he bfeidk ihn i h ,mJ b-pset the uppnnmitt v . Himes before it fciLs nth Kpun OiJI vis ml in ht ,i -i-ir nest yvuw for ht surely hu l i k Muff in him th « mskts a winner- ' ll -itch ihfs -tLp lieKS year. ORVILLE THOMAS— CHhiat IK -cr.i;V;.. I it tl. ii till eM h.ir ,-syr weife Lite Kt-J Otvilh wits unnll LX«njMr«J [a h is ei ' nir.ijt linesmen, but whut he lucked in t.iae hematic up for m iijihi On die “d-- d s Life ■ piisseir tif the Kill, imd iiirtishl tuT £ «1 C He did MLUth Itn contribute «n the Ttmtiirk-ubtL record of this ' • flit ' s line OrsilJe is il . X ' nfor. « fuel which It regretted by sill for he will litwiiy he r nn rv.h u_..| iis the unne-t center EjiM foi- ever held EARL 0 BRtEN Li t . End libit h n tin hnmr id nui atriahpinick, hrr unmt c.itcho miide tlv people t ■nde;. tohclhcf he fi. -tt j3uc tin his, hunts- I Ep sutved the p pie Tun nucl .iyr u- tw ti wonderful csttch tack «f the goal-line He nseiJe ii lint TLLrt_pinjt ritite Ttir figboki n ikI l he sc t wn ■ rt r bed EOpithcr like it eh. uni I ' l l.i- ■ was fust Oft $JcllirTfJ down un punts iln d w hen he did iH ' t down itwre he umjliUv jjijL his m.m Ohi.e b a Junior Pa£ Si ' imiy-tfitet Fin: Row Too 1-c It t RigN — IZKiul. PfuconhaiMr. Paiiun. I IhbcftkisIot. L ft fcrv r f. SflfBuH . SvidNniftfcr,. SlmM 1 Iiip— f ' jflalMn. (Sllmn GKihns- K ™M. ' nl� k I. Ekik. ■ Jci ASih u‘- Ik-nUr Stf«wt H.ir llottom— -StvivLSy. kiikik HiKicrfidil. Nmimwin. Ihctfn-r-. Mcfitiirc. iwl I M..i LkiiMn — ■ ilcMiaak. t l « ncv. SanJrr. LbPIhic, NScwiwk ISnnvin First Team Buko ks THL LENE-UP R. E. Seu s ’ ' Xi ■ Yi-.a l finish R T Kanota‘ELl$k-i Kaldk .... R G. Butt crFicld -Okj niesak Bcckcr c, , . Thunfias-CEtlltihiin HaftiTnciaitT L. G. . E. Banish- EZtauL Grciling , L. , , Lufcbvre-I ii man 0 Brlen . . . . L. E. Snavcly-Althaus McGuire , Q. B. Ntwtdls-Straubrl Xauinatl (Cppt i . . R. H. B. l Sander- Reynolds Sa rgent I- B, . Brunt LicnChcaney Zuidrmililcr . . L. H. B„ . LaPlant-Garpicua PvfX S ' -t I ' fity-fvKt The Squad Last E S iR.h opened her athletic year in ihe new building w nh one of the most success- ful football teams that ever wore the Red and White. I he big n� i4 team went through the season undefeated, winning the Fox River Valles Conference- Championship and establishing a strong bid for State Championship honors I he most notable feat of the season was the putting over of the set enth si might on West High I Iv.s feat evened up the old score. The team tatis the heaviest and yet the speediest that Last Eiad for some time t bey were plovers who were powerful both on the offense and defense, their sweeping end-runs, smashing off-tackle and center plays coupled with baffling forward passing and superb punting gave them a varied and well developed offense I his years line established a record for the future They went through the entire season with only three first -downs registered against them but the losses they caused the enemy more than off set their gains. Every mart in the Line was a sLar and were so powerful that a six-man defense was used. They were balanced by o fine hackfietd that could pick Thu; holes swiftly and su rely and whose running attack was on par with college elevens. I he second team is to be congratulated on Their persistence and a great pari of this vear ' s success was due to bull-ting perscrv crane e in battling the regulars for the places on the team The squad set another mark, for during the whole season not tint man was declared ineligible because of studies, in fact, three of the regulars urc rated as A students and the rest arc of a high standard. The Scores East 1 Ugh 49 Ke WEiunct . . i . o East High . T ib Alumni . , - O Cast High 30 Shawano . 7 East High ffl Algoma Normal - „ . Q East High . . J •Marinette . . . , a least High 0 ‘Sheboygan y Last High 3 ‘Oshkosh . o Last High „ . „ lO “Appleton , 6 East E ligh , i b ‘West High , , . r o Total . . I JO Total lb -■’ j ihrcfKc P %c iVKfliyjGi The Season ' s Review This year s team reflected the benefit of spring training, as well as their own pre- season training, for the mm were in perfect physical condition when the time arrived to begin the official practice. Prospects were of the same sort as is experienced each car ai Lfasi, but there were five aide veterans around which to form a team. Alter one week of fundamentals the boys were running plays and having scrimmages, an. I at the end of the second week had a mock game on Saturday afternoon That Jay ' s, work formed the Championship Team East ' s, first opponent of the season wus Kewaunee High, i he enemy was an un- known quantity and much anxiety reigned in the Hilltoppcrs Camp The team was extremely eager to start Lhe year right. The squad traveled in ears-., and over two teams were in uniform. The game opened with Fast kicking off Kewaunee was stopped and the bait taken awuy from them Within three minutes Hast had seoted. The rest of the game was. merely a march of the giant Red and White machine up and down the field for touchdowns, lhe final score was 49-0. After this game the prestige of Last rose to a higher level . i ' he Alumni became earnest and got together a real team that practiced for two weeks before the game to down the undergraduates I he game between East and tile Alumni was stow, many substitutions were made and everyone was given a try-out The game was free from casualties, but it gave the team some valuable experience Flic score at the end of the game was K o in favor of Last. Shawano was our next victim. They had been defeated by Marinette 3 t-b the previous Saturday, The usual caliber of the Marinette team was taken into con- sideration and the defeat did not loud our learn w ith over-confidence. Several new plays were perfected, ' the squad made the trip in the Cherry-Special ansi .drived in good shape. After the first five minutes ot pi . lv the outstanding superiority of the Vv ileynien was easily noticed. Naumann starred, carrying the hall over for four touchdowns The rsght side of the lute was hitting on all four and the havoc wrought to tile opposing line wa something tragic Holes were ripped open large enough to drive a wagon through. The final score was 30-7. l he fourth game earned Last the sobriquet of the Red Steamroller , for the big Red team rolled a small eorc of pj- on the Algpma Normal Team l hc boys were in their glory that afternoon anti were ripening mLu their prime. E he interference was beginning to form w ith more accuracy and the defense of the line was astonish- ing. li very substitute Was available and every one was used. It was a good practice game The Friday night of the week we played Marinette was a sleepless one for the players. Thej were worked up to a degree of training which was nigh perfect, The purple jerseys of the Marinette followers were in much evidence early in lhe day, and the tension of everything in connect Ion with the game was ai bursting point. The state champs of (curt year came to this city with a confidence that would have P □ ,,v S!ercnry-tiz credited a iu riur college team. Taken man for mars. larinctt e had the edge on [vast in the matter of e pericnee. but otherwise the two were evenly matched That afternoon Marinette was Rivera a lesson in the art of football. The defense of our team, reached tire stage where ir could not be more highly perfected Time after time. Krcsky, the Xhir incite siar, would pound his head against that stone wall and soon gave n up as a bad job, [Last Was Within the scoring distance of ten yards three times during the game, the last when 0 Brlen intercepted one of the Marinette passes and ran to the ten- yard line On the nest play Dave luidmuLJcr hooted over the winning three points by a pretty placement-kick The kicker bud plenty of time to accomplish the feat, for the giant Last line held like a bulwark against the onslaughts of l heir opponents The team was given, a scare down at Sheboygan for the Chair makers held them to a q- j score, the two teams were evenly matched in everything, the two lines were of equal sisc and weight and each backfield as clever as the other Sheboygan scored first. Their opportunity crime when KaEcik. our right guard was charged with slugg- ing and removed from the game and the team penalised half the distance to ihe goal. They seared on a pretty drop-kick In the second half, Last look a new lease on life anti scored nine points, with Binish scoring on a tackle-arotmd play and Dave aJding three points by a plate-kick. The much touted Oshkosh line was given as pretty a lesson in line tactics as ever will he given by one team to another The Oshkosh line had been heralded as the best in the conference until our line showed it up like a bunch of professionals would a team of amateurs The game was played on a field saggy with water and in many places covered to the depth of i wo to si st inches, and the superior swimming ability of our men added in running the score up to y$-Q. Appleton Caught Last at a time when the team Was quite weakened from their injuries and did nor have their usual aggressiveness. Last on the first few plays scored a touchdown which was perfectly and legitimately scored and which was called Lack, because of a penalty This took the heart out of the team and the half c ns led with Last leading j-r In the second ball Last Woke up a biL arid through forward passes and a great catch by O ' Brien behind the goal-line the game was safety stowed away i r-P. Appleton scored in ihe Iasi quarter by a series of seven plays on tile one- yard line This year Last made perfect the dream of the whole Last side. They put over the seventh straight on West As usual reports were current regarding the wonderful team of our purple-draped friends across the stream and the Terrible beating that was await- ing us. Kctchurti West s much lauded hack I fold er, and Hansen their punter, more than met their match chat day Binish our great tackle more than held his ow n with Hansen that afternoon and the supposed-to-be great Ketehum was stopped m hss tracks West was helpless for rhej were against a super-team Dazzling end-runs, smashing line plays and lighLnirig-like forward passes Coupled wilSt superb punting and wonderful returning of these punts proved too much for the Westsiders, Zuidnrtulder, aumann and Binish were the Outstanding players while all the rest played a star gome The royal purple was ruffled to the score of ib-o, Pa ft L L T rary-ji.Tfn FOOTBALL bin? up CiwH-ft Wthy Kiffrino oil If Enil-M tvesf-O W iVcifa m ff Aarante A Qant Host — Sfl A Ijojtf a — o Coif VS. tfciriuctt Squdii P-V-f fgfet Basketball This yc.tr [Last enjoyed their Jirst alley Conference Basketball Championship. As a result of ft inning this honor, the team ft on the Fond Ju Lae Daily Common- ftealth I n.phy To have permanent possesion of cite cop it must be won again nest year. They also were presented with a ' tup by the Spaulding Sporting floods Com- pany for the Spaulding basket bn El yu selected the official hall of the league The two cups will form the nucleus of the trophy collection which will be placed in a beauti- ful new ease Incited in a conspicuous place in one of the corridors We have two other cups. The kOQtbiljl and debating Cups which will occupy a place in the new cabi- net also, ' ■V- ■ Caim Daniel althaus— Lm i Cjuahij O.J ■ n.jn wound up hi confer 4 s - a high M’tk ' e:-! basketball prayer by eap- mLnins his icain and playing a while of � : .jeci - nil du rin.it t he season Dan wiis j specialist on mid-court -h ■! ■ iikI «■ iuhU ' J Emm thvi ' c sever, tl time- during the scinwjn He was ii (iiihcfi ,inj u stover iind infused un- limited rw ' F 1 in(« hi ' it. im-m.it vs Xmi ' htT Thing Dari Could du Well wa- in dribble ihrwgh rhv entire defense of iht tntm A i u ncul I it is .1 hard man 10 lose and will be misled m-M veur. EARL. OBRIEN— Clnle.r “GUr Ubie iiriJshed Ills chirJ year us a regular on the ream in 11 bluse til gl | ' | EV I ht OppOSirig team- ih ' -uilI InSE ITME Mins ft ' erf (n keep O ' Sritll cute red which ilwy link ' d in dcMill sea-ron t cenier he got his share nf t ip-iiEi-. Hf was chosen cm rlic UhTourmuntiu and All-t jinkrcnce Learns this Vtar AY lose Sum this year and will re me 1 Tiber him us one of I lit best nxn EusI ivcf sent exit yv ijsrd ' ' A c f’ t? y-1 . y-y-TT -. .. s - r is¥ £ Fiiie Setmty-nine l-- - 7, -L c i--- 1 . 4 j L t t£ Ml y l DAVID BURKE- Rushi Dtovakh CilICij ' Diivc wa l hi: bcM shot on i he (c im ant! sperm li:cd on horse shoe shr -- for Ha’ shelf basket Ireon any position ailJ £H£le I [i w.is a member ©f (he fiRfui-nR Irish ' ciirnhmation nr.J as genu! ,l Fcpr c- . ri ! ul ■ Vc a utIV When ' (ei-eeT became onflry (he lur K eon tn % umi chi hall dropped iniu the huep fri irn unexpected -i n jU - We lose little n.ste thi year Have mink tlw AlkTournanvrni Fifst I earn en M-mnccic RAYMOND NAUMANN- Rkjht Claris fiiiy ' ’ Our li|[htLnB I xithull captain proved hlmiell 1 4ml II’, ' fifH-id i n the (Wrt I le hii-d the .ihiHiiy t© chiniRe quickly frum the Lk-fensive to the ©fFervc. -inJ 1 huh Bit vc El-nq a ' Tp-e-Man- IVam “ Evtfy i«im they played .■Kninst m-j ' •i.-cSI iirdfr ilnn Ray m-a m, the s mte i 3armeite Ray played the pamc til his life apairtit Shjwanu and V- ith plliccd «n the All ■Tiiurnoment le-im Ray is it Senior. EARL Mt .GUI RE Lua Fckwam-, Iriah 1 tr.sh mas not Lite best shot on the te-nm but he wwik: K -r i! x rm,in 3 k- « mild always lie depended up nt to aid m lakinj; 1 he E .il| m (he 1 it her end of I he court and puss til □ teammate lur a SCttfe Most of our sewr- irut plaVs were K|� cJ nn hi reoi uurfc in th.it lint.- I 6 c is only a Soplko more this ve-.ii urld h-i tm ' n years Klore him I I- .11 ;hi 10 he ih ! « man neJtt year. j ' V-iV t ' njJiiy DAVID ZU 1 DMULDE ft— Gu xrd Dair LTilVc was lift wit i L , fit ' ll with Kmf{ just an e.sceSltfnl fruit ha [I p|j yci. but lI ' fined tlii- hasketiiiLlJ uniform 5 hi- y eqr ] fe plunjlffiJ into the wnrk nut out :« ■ the ream and tnwr d i- ,i substitute on she- firs: team t li played -i fu ' .t steudt Next year lie oujihe. to m.ji Remember he li only n liirtiotf MAX MUR PI I V — Fh Mtvt tP n “ iWlJ X “ Mite caryie to us ch?s j, e-.iT I l i mit Lake FuTC ' t Academy jrid surprised everyone ' h ith his Ivi-kcl hull ability and proved thar such a ; uilk- is played there Frum an unknown quantity he developed into one of tfn: nto ' t reliable men on the ‘-quad ..pd fund into the machinery uf i foe team essclkmily We have him to count on next year Max was placed on the All -Tournament Second Team- its Forward UvO EIFBFRJ H — Pift ARD ‘ L DU-k 1 last Leu roads his coveted letter arid leaves ui us a murtlory uf a handicapped young ulhlelc who u t out fought the u:r:. r uspirontis to his place I tt M.is a nerd --hot .ind floorman of tfu nrst water J le wav the one wfv. Left the how - n jpod spirits mint of the time and ’’Wally wus the nwisc pofyuLr of the- bunch It I too bad that lie is a Scnkrf uitrl we ' A i II ui] regret his leaving, Us AtA Sets ' .. ' A. £r ' S ' ' r jr r ' 1 t , y.£ ■ -•- Page Ei ht v-tvse I .rp K ! Lth M 1 -K..J 1 I MtC HJin- ZuKlir ' iuliJrr, t ■ Jkscife IkirL-r All Ii.ilt. 4(lnp4 f, lun4iv. X.iiuiiiuin 1b N iv’rfi I FcImHi Lkiftc. i-erris.k- ' Sdram-i-. bei EXilma StcWi-iil Slffrlr CiiKuh Wi|ry Ekrllum k-J- SJuilttfric’d ' .Ci.i ' .-siei i ft ' Sl.n J cv. Isrli . iO AlEhw- Fried Etfi Rl ' O-rLARS Tl Hi LINKUP Purke ... R. 1 rnllarcM i. Althaus McGuire . L. F. . . Maes-Stewan O Bncn. C. , Fe rr ic k - Schu m:tchc r Neumann R C. l tcrs-Ncwtols D A U house {Capt ;i R. G Bu rkc-St eel c Murphy . - . 1 Htbtrlc . V. ZuiJmul Jer , G. Piijif Ej ty-luh; ' The Squad The year of U7Z4-15 seems to be Edit s year in thg athletic world They hfOtighl home i he second conference championship of the year With a whole team of veterans hack in togs the year looked mighty bright for .1 championship team. Coach Wiley just dug in and produced a team that was defeated only three times during the whole season each time hy 3 one-point margin Two. of the names were lost via technical fouls called during the last minutes of play. The second-string men were divided into two teams the Juniors and the Soph omores. At first they scrimmaged the varsity and then had it out between themselves The brand of hall which they gate i his year was something to gladden the heart of any coach m regard to the future. 1’liey were jus good enough to give the first team a real run for their money and a good scrimmage was on even night I our of the first team members are graduating; O Bricn Alihatis. Burke, N; junta nn and one sob. Hdserle. O Bmn. Burke and Naumann made the all-tournament team wuh Murphy cinching a place on the second leant. The Scores East High - J2 Shawano . . . . lO [fust High ■ O ♦WEST IO Hast High . IO Alumni . , s Bast High .... 19 Marinette .... 1 3 Hast High . iS E ' ond Ju Lae . 19 East High .... n ♦Appleton ... IQ East High u •Manitowoc . E j East High 14 ♦Sheboygan .... IJ East 1 hgh . is ♦Oshkosh . 9 Hast High 1 i ♦WEST , 14 East E ligh . lit ♦Mari ne L le . it Hast High .... 7 Lawrence Frosh $ Hast High . 38 tOconto Falls „ JO East High .... EC fSuring ..... 6 East High .... H f Shawano .... . 14 fotal ...... 4 jHiIrtcricE { l.ima. ■ l| Total t 1 ii.iitiki ii Caine . mi Png i: i. ihi’v flaw The Season ' s Review Immediately after our wonderful football season the coach wiled tor basketball players About sixty answered the call and after about three day , of try-outs, the squad was cut to eighteen. A her one week of practice Shawano, runners-up for the State championship came down and Were enveloped in a Red tornado and when the srn kc cleared the score was ji-ib m favor of [1351 The work nf ihe team was surprisingly good and promised well for the future The ne si week we went over to the V t-st I ligh cracker box and defeated our friends by the score iv-kv At no time was. there any question as to the superiority of the Red and White players Two referees were needed to handle the game and keep it from becoming a typical East-West game. We christened our nets � ym in a pleasant manner, defeating Marinette by ;.l score of :u 1 5 The team-work of our fellows was beginning to stand out and were maiding into a championship team. We lost our first game to Fond du lac. The boys blew many shots at the basket and our opponents took advantage of the Tact and by means of free-throwing accuracy copped the verdict io-iS. It was a cruel Now to the fellows. On liic following Friday the squad Went down to Appleton Lind took the much touted Appleton team into camp by a score of ip it . During the first half our team Was out-played but iri the second hall they more than overbalanced that advantage of their opponents and won the game hands down We lost our second game of the season by having a questionable double foul called in the last minute of play. Manitowoc won rai I ree-i hrews The ball was imostK in their territory during the game and they were OUL-played at every stage nf the en- counter 3 he score was 3 - 14 . East staged one of their last minute rallies at Sheboygan and defeated that team in a beautiful spurt 14- 1 5 llurkc w as the star of the game and most of hl5 shots w ere of t he sensational variety. This game placed East on the top of the Conference Standings. Close guarding by both teams featured the linst-Oshkosh game. I he invaders were highly rated and their star guard, Elmer, was expected to win the games single handed as he alien did before. I hat night Mr. K Liner was sent home without adding to His scor- ing record of the season. It was quite a rough game throughout: but Last won In this game we met the royal purple of West i hgh for the .second time this year and again defeated them ' I he game was played before a crowd of twa thousand people and the pep displayed rivaled the famous East-West foot hull game. It was an over-time game The two teams battled neck and neck through four periods. The score was 15 -i.S- In the over-time East took a new farm and cinched the Valley Conference Title 3 5 - l 4 One thing marked this encounter the usual roughness had disappeared and an exceptionally clean game was played. Our conference season was ended when we t raveled tu Marinette, and in a fast game in which all the subs were used, the purple team was beaten Ihe score was ub-i 2. Pa l ' Eiihly tyr Fhe Lawrence Froah came up on the following, Friday and were defeated in one of the roughest and bent guarding games ever witnessed b a crowd in Green Bay. Nati- munn won the game in the last minute of pla by a great shot from an almost im- possible angle, The score was 7-5. The Tournament I ' .ast Vioni ( 0 Marinette firmly resolved to bring hack the district title There weft seven other teams entered, among them fast year ' s r itlc-ho! Jers N larinctie and Shaw unn. Kast 5 first game was w ith Oconto k ails. They did not offer much resistance and were easily beaten. I he big Red Team was a swell looking outfit and were immediately sc- leetcd as one oi the tv. a teams that had a chance for the honors. 1 he work of the team was outstanding throughout, but Murphj was the star of (he afternoon In tiic semi-finals, least jousted with Suring. Flaying a line guarding game and mak- ing most of their shots count Cast walked away with the game to the tunc of iS-b. The subs were sent in and the regulars relieved to prepare for the championship game the next night Shawano and Tamarack Andrews heat Last by the score of u-a j. This game wars the best cut played in the Marinette High School Gym Both teams were air-tight 071 defense and dazzling on the defense. Scoring was. little and floor work was big in comparing the two outstanding features in a game, Ray Nauruan n was the outstand- ing star of the game. Playing a stationary guard position and still scoring more than half the points of the team is something to be proud of, Ray put up a whale of a game. Shawano wns hacked h;, about four hundred rooters and they made themselves heard at all stages of the game. Hast was truly the best team on the floor but hard luck and poor shooting Inst the game. After the game the all-tournament teams w ere announced and Last had placed ihw men on the fina leant and one on (he second. O ' Brien and ESurke were given forward positions and Naumann a guard position on the first team, and Murphy a forward position on the second team. Baseball At the time that the annual was sent to press the team was just beginning to have dailj practice. The material available was far above the average and one thing no- ticeable was the large number of candidates. With a few veterans back again m togs and promising material the team looks for- ward to a successful season. I -light .games are being scheduled and they arc with (he best in the Valiev Conference. The season as planned by Mr Wiley, consists of two games each witEt the following teams Marinette, bond Ju Lac Manitowoc and Neenah. with possibilities- of two or three additional games. The E oys arc out after the fourth championship of the year and if the team lives up to advance notices it will bring home the bacon Pfljr Lighty-tke Track Track fU last has won a place in i he sporting curriculum of [last High During the liisL few years interest was gradually increasing in this field of athletics and as a Je- suit, this year it is being stressed upon t -ii I pit Sehilke, a runner of the University of Wisconsin team appeared during die 1 ' nster vacatinn and gave many valuable hints to the boys A relay race staged dur- ing one of his courses of coaching surprised the onlookers and the} betrayed more than usual mt crest and became quite optimistic as to I disc ' s chance in t he coming Lrack meet to be held at Appleton in which all of the G alley Conference teams ill participate. Winning this meet and the baseball championship will bring llists mi a I of Valley Conference Championships up to live, a. record which can be equalled but never surpassed . Girl ' s Basketball Basketball was started in the various gym classes and a team chosen from each class played for the championship The Inicr-Cym Class Tournament Championship was won by the t-th hour class on Mondays and Wednesdays. An Inter-Class I ournamcm was also held, the Juniors winning the championship, F ' ourteen girls, the best players, were then picked to make the first team representing East I hgh Due to the fact that this Was tile first year fort iirls ' Basketball :it liash I Jigh. all match games were confined to the city- The following were the games and results FcE� ;ti E-.iiO 1 ii|jh . 1 wl rii , i| a Fiwuhy Mar h iTivr E itfili i ' chool 1.1 Y W C. A it. M11 r t Emm High Sehnd tt St JhivtIi ■, Academy 1 D Mur 1 to Eust High Sc hunt fci Junior 1 itch April 1 Enst 1 is h .Schiai 10 5 e. Joseph ' s Academy 14 I ' urtfarJ M.sri;iiL’r!Cr Hkirdnn Ruth Goldman Imnu Grcilinji Ethel Muvs Ajumts Pi .isktvw ski {iuprds Nimmi Schilling I .Ois Sctullm Ociiii ' ini Rfcmeret Leon i K-ni maker CmTcri Edit] Ger.ifil I ' .liiithel li ijnmm EiernKT- Sikvi] rlten VtmVfnbc] DonxK ' - Kovku Tennis Tennis was merely 3 recreative Sport until Lhe last two years. Last year two boys went 10 the Madison tournament, hut their inexperience cost them victory During the summer several players have been developing their game and us a result lour arc going to cnti-r in the State Championship tournament The men who are taking the trip are Traver Stuns. Mag Murphy, .John Engels and (Jeorgu Kalcik Pa EifftflNii Murphy and Engds urn pairing in the doubles vt. nh Stun: and Kalcik forming die other doubles, team. I .ihc lull a [ournamenL w. held from which Travers Suiris came aw.u v . ii h the championship. Plans ure being made to have two tournaments each year in. the future, one in the fall and urtu in the spring Football Psalm Now foulball boys, so hip and strong. To vent, to VOU. We dedicate this son”, We write like the sages of old. L sin our w its s« gay and 50 Ixild, W hat would our active school life be. If we were not here with thou and thee. You give us PUP , you give us VIM ' All other stars you make look dim An Ode to “Rose-y And now that we ' ve been toasted, hauled over the coals and rousted. There are few things about ant gentleman that we would lake to ay Does he remember when be went to school, When the school board appeared, he obeyed every rule? 1 hose were the days when school boards were stern, V hen thet wore long w hiskers, and the three “R s did learn Pleasure in school was a thing then unknown. If football he tried to play to the board he was shown. BuL those days tire long past — thank?, for the favor — 3 olay football now to improve iur behavior Mr Rose every night to the school campus came. To sec d we fellow s were improving our game. And eagerly we ' ve always looked for his smiling face. At Home, in Sheboygan, or any other place, encouragement he gave us by looks, words and deeds A new East 1 bgh. equipment and athletic needs So here’s to Mr. Rost let us give it w ith a rush. Oh boys, lie s self-conscious — just see him blush - An.-Qi -Us. Pa$ c Eifthr v ci v ri Puirt ' c jLTr,i-;ihrv---f r.ijihr Within these pages may be found A record of our table round. The Green Bay High Schools ' Band To Green Bay belongs the honor of having the best luj-h school hand in ns class, in Wisconsin, The Green Buy 1 lij’h Schools ' Band, under the direction of Mr li C Moore, first place in Class B at the contest at Lake Geneva last June The band also came home from Madison in May with a si her cup iKOTinji that they had won second place, in competition a ii h some of the best high school hands in Wisconsin, at the University Contest. The l3anU ii looking forward with hope find confiidenec to the contest at Viroqua in. June. ' ( ' his year season tickets Were sold for two ten successful concerts by the hand on January tith and nth and May ttfth and u th. These concerts were- ftiven at the West ] [ij;h School Auditorium ' I he Band also expects to give concerts at Sheboygan and Shawano in May Besides these concerts the Band played at many athletic con- tests during the yeEtr. There are now thirty-nine members, tn the first Band and u number of beginners in the second Hand. The following officers were elected for the past year. President - Vice-President .Sll- ' v iirtJ TdTuas CvStCdfen Cuatodwn Librarian Ot ' L’ui t3asE Wendell Raihtf J nhn j uley Clifton Andersen Burton PctEuleill Herbert RekfeWt- Pifjjr £i;fsry-nifti East High Lyric Club into the .lun.ihtni;. full of i-u light. Leaping itnil flashing, from morn tiff ni hl. ' This is the refrain e h; it tan be heard echoing through the bulls each Monday morn- ing. Where does this come from I Tom one of the best known quarters of the build ing the Mljslc Room It is never Blue Monday for the Lyric Club for one smile or joke from Mr. Moore starts us oil Often such questions as VV hot ' s this. a St Patrick ' s celebration? 1 are asked of the girls I hose questions arc provoked by their crisp white collars and cuffs and bright green tics on the background of gray uniforms, which are worn at the numerous public appearances of our organisations. The club hus appeared al the Y C A the Green Bay Woman ' s Club and the Girls’ Auxiliary. I hey have sung difficult numbers w 1L11 surely and beautiful tone quality and without a trace of stage- fright Several business meetings were held during the year at which a constitution was drawn up. and the following officers were elected President ------- Lorraine SctkfL- Vlec -Preside™ - Lois Schilling See ' y and Tncuv Maifint iFrisque Librarian ------- Dorothy htucs The Lyric Club constitutes only a section of a larger organization — the Mixed Chorus. Boys Glee Club As tewe To ohwrch repair, A of for Tfu 1 doclrit ut, foil the mu tic there, - — Piti’k, The success of some Glee Clubs is marked hy i hi- number oJ public rappen ranees made, but this is not the purpose of the Boyid Cil« Club at Must l lijili School If is the de- sire of our director. Mr 1: Moare. to litne the work of the Cilcc Clubs considered as one of the studies in Bast High School and nm just a club. Too many people consider tins work as a pastime and fas! to see the real benefit derived from such a course lr is doubtful if any study takes more mental ability, accuracy and poise, than the work found sn Glee Clubs. I he type of music iKing used by the High School Glee Clubs, is the worth while kind composed and arranged hy the best writers. When this music is presented to die boys by an able teacher and is in turn mastered by the hms. the latter have gained a valuable gift and this training will stand them in good stead in Inter life. ft mb the available material and with the support of the entire public and student body, Mr. Moore could produce even greater results than he has m the past, bo let s all take up the slogan. fusiV Jot etwytwdy. everybody far A uric The officers are Preskjctu - iSklwwi Grown l .ihrnr i.jn . ------ W satinet Ulcalan SccrvUiry Clurvndcxn Surgc-ant f’a i ' Wx -one Green Bay High Schools ' Orchestra Green Bay hits- .it last the opportunity to point with pride to her Schools’ Orchestra, t he development from insignificant separate organizations. in the ihree schools into a gij 2intic thirt -six-piecc symphony orchestra SEii Certainly a work worthy of Aladdin s lamp l nJcr the progressive tutorship of Mr. Rrncs-t Moore the students have hecome artists. Their playing rivals that of many large university orchestras and the grade of music handled is of a very high order, The concert of April io-u opened the eyes of our townspeople. Mr. Moore had predicted this happening, and truth of his prophecy astonished everyone, AM the orchestra needs is more support. Next year with the completion of the lug K. of C. auditorium several thousand people will be easily accommodated Within two years the orchestra should grow into an organization of eighty or more pieces. in addition to the hi” April Concert the orchestra gave programs both � t the Catholic Woman ' s Club and the Green Bay Woman s Club end were enthusiastically received. The orchestra consists of the following pieces 0 first violins, H second violins, 3 cellos, ; bass-v iols. 1 clarionets, i flutes, t obov-, t alto, 1 french horn, 3 cornets, 1 bari- tone, t bassoon, 1 trombone, drums and traps., tympanies and piano, Wwty-iw Short Story Club The Short Story CTuh nude its debut into the sdciii] life of [iasi. I iigh School this year. Since Lis first meeting. October x jd. it has been very active in school affairs. The dub has won the cup for the third Annual Stunt Show with a presentation of Kahaujeh Holism in ' s Story The playlciie, written by Betty Foeller. was in the form of a fairy talc told to the kin As the story w.is hem-; told, the e cents were acted in pun tontine on the stage. During the (’hrislmas Holidays, the dub gave a dance at the Woman ' s Building, which wc hope will establish a precedent for annual dances given in the future, The program for the year consisted ol the study of Smcriean short-story writers and their works. Besides this, each meeting was brightened by entertainment of school talent sought outside the club. The success of tins ycai is due in great measure to our enthusiastic officers President Vicc ' PiCsidurtt S;e y ,ind I r l . i •- Reporter Criiit Adviser l.oift Tcrp Harold PfcflLTitkiiuqr Sy Ivjiri Mlhifv Kh ' annr Armstrong Sylvia 3 -C ™ Blanche Mijrri- Pag e jjirfy three C am m er c i a 1 Cl u b T he Com me re lal Club h the largest dull in school with a membership of one hundred and thirty ][ purpose is to become conversant with modern business sysirms and methods; m become acquainted with Kim ness principals and ethics; m develop leadership and extern ivc ability as it primary, requisite m business success , to promote friendship, and to bind the commercial students in a common project ; namely, prepara- tion for business. The dub holds ts meetings every first and third Thursday of the month, at which time a program is Riven During, the course of the year the members had the pleasure of hearing some very interest mg and instructive talks Among Litem being u Thanks- giving talk entitled, The Spirit of America by Rev, H, Johnson; Qualifications Necessary for Business Efficiency by Mrs. Lee Blood; Courtesy in Industry by Miss Dora Thompson, Supervisor of Grade Schools. Judge Graass js scheduled to address the Club sometime an April, The members are looking forward to this event. They appreciate the fact that Judge Grass? is adding another burden to his already heavy program by consenting to address the boys and girls of Base High School. [be Club has taken part in all the activities of the school the Parade, the Stunt Show and the Carnival Its part in the parade was a clever feature consisting of “clown, hoboes and negroes Last year the club won first place in the Stum f Vgp i neiy •jf-our show which entitled it to ihc po-scw-sion of 43 silver loving cup for one year, This year the stunt consisted jf beautiful scenes from differen t countries which called forth much favorable comment from the audience and was- awarded second place by the judges. Both years Lite Stum represented a product Lon of artist L-c and cultural value, this ides being emphasised in the commercial department as a necessary correlation with busi- ness preparation. The advisers of the club are Miss Libbic O Hansen Oircclor Miss Gladys Wag- goner. and Mr. M. E i Crosier, Mrs Clara Collins, who taught commercial geography, commercial arithmetic, and geometry, was m adviser the first semester but was forced to resign on account of ill health She is a woman of wide travel, which, with the deep interest in her work made her of special Value in the club The officers arc as follows First Semester Robert Siuscti S furticu t j iii vi.l ln ih till herirve I’ lint - Robert Green - f- ' as, ' uwly-fiw Semester President: - - - Gerald Garpiause VicC‘Prv%i(li;n.t 3 .rniti.| Ctfcilitlff “Soeb and Trcas - Gladys Cod S fgi. ' iii ' Aftttt ■ ■ Irvinjf Abtccn Know Your City Club The Know Your City Club is a new activity in. East I Ugh School, it was organised for the purpose of studying and visiting places of hisiorml civic, arid industrial inter- est in order that we may become more appreciative of our attractive city, The membership was divided into four groups, historic, industrial, civic, and social, whose Julies it was to study and suggest points of interest to x isit. Among the places Visited were The l ank Cottage with its interesting old docu- ments and antiques: the Count y Court House where we attended a session of the Municipal Court the Northern Paper Mills where the process of paper making was explained to us through the courtesy of Mr. Peacock: anti the Hugemeister Products Company where our club was shown the process of ice cream making in one of the leading factories of us kind not only in Wisconsin, hut one of the largest doing inter- state business. We appreciate Lhe courtesy which has been extended to us on all uur trips, and also the interest of our enthusiastic adviser Miss Roman The officers of the dub were: frit SerHittltfr P’lvond Stmt-tier Wt Ilium Comtic ■ ■ - Proitk-rtE - - ' CltllLL W juLurs “i r.ill.i LiiifJi. ii ' jwPre itk ' nt Albert IV ' K u-iijr ! land l.tsfn - Secretary Delia Eirilt 1 hud MarUtls Treasurer - Arlecn Jossart A ' i ni-tjjix Senior Boys ' Club I lii). year liie Senior Ii.iv s j;oi together and formed ,t chib that stood for the best in everythin)’, Its membership included all the Senior athletes, members of the debating team and other who ranked high in both social and scholastic circles Membership qualities required were as follows high Standing in studies active ill athletics, and pram me ill in extra-curricular work as well as a line character. Besides backing every thing the club produced a line piece of work in staging ' The Varsity Coach”, a comedy-drama in four acts Every member in the cast was new in the dramatic circles of East High and they certainly made u hit. Many thanks are deserving to Miss Shea and Mr. Blair, the coaches. Misses Annette Voclker, Ruth Greiling, Ruth Murray and Florence (jitstavcson were enrolled to take the female parts and played them tike experts. This plus placed the club on id sound financial has, is as welt as a sound basis in regard to iheir valuation in the social circles. ’’ini iSVniHi ' cr Ksrl I tiijicrnCivtcr Stanley Bimsh Earl O ' Brien An- t in IX: vl Lii.hi: l.edii: Crcilin Mr lll.jLr GmCIIttS • PltsidHll VicK-PnrviLkrU - Secretary r reiwifcf - Sarjii -at- rm- - . ' Advisor i ' eLcnd Jmifstef Utoyd Pbttun ClilT-nrd Uutterl’nM RuyrrKind Naumimn t ' iLrltnn IViUdhaUScr Leslie Grciliriw Mr ISLiir PiB,’, ' , truly vi ' rrjs The Radio Club she Radio Club of East High School as. organised at the beginning of i he first semester wuh si membership of thirty boys Mr. liar) Wilson, the Huh adviser, secured a room in Lhe building for the exclusive use o-l the dub Here the meetings were held and programs were given hv us members. The privilege was also given to the club members to use this room as a work shop an assembling and making radios. I he Club v,uj; wt active in the Annual I r .nM | ligh Parade and also put on ll either stunt at the Stunt Show given at the Whitney School On March th the members installed 4a radio in the gymnasium of the least 1 Ugh and made it possible for the faculty and students to hear Cabin Cooltdge take the oath of office us President of cSil 1 United States. The Radio Club is the first of its kind at East High and owes much to Mr E lurl W ilsnn who has worked very hard to make Lhe organization a success I he officers for the year are as follows: (■ ini Semester Second Seme ler J ihn. EftRch - F rc std liic ■ Jonathan Aidants Orin WSleon - Viec PwsidLni - - Ervin Vmkintm Edward OtnLisoveh - ■ Soc ' y ;imd TreftS , - - - JcJm C. ShutL Pa£f . ' . i nf ry i ' i.y.i Do A Good Turn Daily The Girl Scouts have dum more work this year ihurl irl any other year. Every girl has. passed the lender foot Test, and many are now studying faithfully so that they may pas the Second and I ' irst Class tests V e feel sure that I i.isi I ligh will he proud of its Girl Scouts and their advisers. This organisation is not a ikki.iI duly but parties, hikes, and other entertainments are enjoyed. Our first aim. always, is Service. The Girl Scouts took charge OL I he tea Room in tfie Carnival, arid they worked very hard to make it attractive The Cafeteria was used, and it was prettily decorated v, nh yellow crepe paper evergreen branches and yellow chrysanthemums Miss Ziftgshcim and Miss 1cKeever w ere proud of L heir Girl Scants after the evert L was over.. The officers of the year were. PhiiLdeni, - iicmice J iinsen -Secretary jmdi TfCiisurcr ■ Thelma Libtlt Piz l ' -inely iinf Dramatic Club Among the new clubs organized at East High last fall aas [he Ease Higlt Dramatic Club This club, organised by Miss Ley and Miss Shea was the largest body of its kind an school, ernbradnj about suvcnly-Ji ve members. From the start, the club established itself as one of the peppiest and best organiza- tion? in school, Although the dub was not awarded first place in the Stunt Shone . the skit present ecK The Mother devise Review won Wide favor and three outside performances were given. Chief aariung these was a Christmas Program at the Orphanage. Again at the Carnival, the dub was awarded the prize as the most popular stunt of the Carnival with their Faculty Fakclty show. On March i the club presented ns first annual play in the form of a thrce act comedy, The Charm School ' , The actors had practiced many long weeks fur this presentation and their work did not go entirely unrewarded. The play was met with such success that it was repeated on March joth At this writing the east is making arrangements for a trip it) Shawano. One thing is certain. The East High Drama tie Club has come to stay. Officers of the duh are as follows: Fir-sl StrtitSttr AYt’iWlif Semester plnncnre I litnsLn ■ ■ . . PiS-sidunl . Darothv Mats X Li re in ilurkc - ■ ■ ■ Vltc-Presidcffl • ■ - I. helrrni Libt rt Thanian Ravnaltfc, ■ ■ Stcrtcary -■ Wallace Dolan l.cnniiEw Schirfc - Treasurer ■ - - Sylvan Moore Pap- Of u Hand tit East High Chemical Society In Ociukf 1 1.) i .a ih; students uf l:aM High were notified of l in- different clubs ih.Lt were no he formed. Of course, the Chemistry Club stood out foremost ' bout forty members joined tile club and meetings mere field every other I hursda I he reports 4 re given and old and new business, is discussed. L sua-lls this is followed by it pro- gram. Our program committee has. worked hard to secure programs Lhiit the students enjoy and vet arc educational I hey have succeeded in gening outside speakers and bn their untiring efforts have endeavored to pet the best available. This club entered into the competition for the Aeroplane Stunt bhom Cup £LnJ got a good deal of fun out of it. During the Carnival different members of the dub run the Check Room 1 his Club was also represented in the Annual Football Parade and surely all of the members displayed gpod school spirit The officers of the club are ' First Semester Alice Stcl: .... - President Akin Hints - Vice-President Ftrabert Creiliiti|; - - - - Sccftluf-v Oreille Thomas - - - I urasutef Christopher llix - ■ - - Surg! -at -Arms ■ Mr. Cyrrtm - Advisor Aeconn 1 Semester - Henry Zeulsius Ftmh Creilinit AlLce Siol; Alvin Hirst: - t .i|u’r kirynen - Mr. tXirrerit Ptr OnefintKirpi-on, Le Ccrcic Franc a is Although Us membership is limited to students who haw hud at least urn,- war of Frenc h, Le C’crclt ITancais in arte of the largest. and most active organ ital Loris in LList High It airrvs to familiarise its members with French Life, institutions, customs, ideals and viewpoints by means of stories, travel- talks, discussions, book-reviews, and reports on topics pertaining to the country studied In the programs offered twice a month during the past term. Bernard Delaiehc. chairman of the committee, has utilized the musical and dramatic talent of the club members and secured several interesting speakers from outside The new chairman. ( jirtton V- inJbauscr has arranged an entertaining series fur the coming year con- sisting of playlets and songs adapted from the French . readings violin and piano numbers, etc. [he officers o! the club are Fi rut Semester Anthony Daley - Belly Fueller - KenihiSL Oidy Miim Tune and Loncipn Prctiekrti iqq-PreSsrturtS - ficc ' v And ’Trcas - Club Advisors nStvcnd Semester - Ed v, .I ; J DenEkxwcn Ruth Smith Pac Cheancy MiiSts TtjlC .11 iJ I.OrlL-r nJ Qne undfL ' il-rkrtf Inter Nos The Laun Club .■«. organised in b a group of ' if«il students und has been in existence l . rr since I ' hs , year I he old plan of having each Latin class as a cohort has been dropped, thus cutting the membership to twerU y-cij;ht Although the dub suffered through this Loss it is us active u group as any in promoting the welfare of East High. Its programs atm to bring out points ui interest connected ■w ith the study of Latin. The officers of the club arc: Prtsltkrii ' v 3LC Pill Smtiary Treasurer AdvLstsf t ii-i:im Kiirtsier Willard Clartsy EScmke Nurhcod iictmi bcfiil! 1:11; Miss MacMichncl Pa ft Oiit Hurtdted Three The International Club Although Hu- Inter national Club is siruilf Lt has had ;i good beginning I he purpose af the dub is to stimulate interest in public affairs uriJ in the larger questions which concern eIic buniun race. I be International Club, though small lids been active at lias taken a pare in every sdtool activity such us the Parade and the Carnival t Jen rude LeCapLain F t Oveaney Doroihv Wolf Arlren Albers Jt� tph AgatnuiiL The officers of the Club are Ml-.Mt 5 L-.Ki l ' Juris 1 flunk L . h J U ! I 1 l [ v,k;vt. ' Njt.iFi IkitSi r Bcirurd ilks Ai;iil ' s l.elebvri; [I.lII ] {iirlswnrh N Fii rfyjcril e Gr Roderick i r !!■. Lucille 1 case I : irst Semester Meneueriic I E- ir Chcaney - Dulkt ] km sworn ■ President r iecPrcjdcknl - See k ui:nJ I reus Seemd Semester FAh Chcaney - bo rah IJadet UciHas I km sworn The Civic Club For several years past the social problems classes Fuimc been t� rgnrii3Qd inb� a Civic Club 1 During (be pa si ve. ' if thene have been i u divisions of ihe erfRaniiatiun ■mi, ' under |b? presidency of Au-i ir Dc r ,tjc:hc nnd ihc othtF M,nb Jn ehf SaubeT ui iL ' h. Fiend Tire Club bus fonrinard iis interest in civic affair by bringing spenke ' - I the school and bj hiiMiiu 11 represent of joq ill v.i rings eiv«c activities in the enminunity Ir .iU.ii ■■. -nods ready to do iii situ re to further national, state, local, or school activl- Eres tif ji civic nature I be Spirit of the Create? Green Buy ' final in (he ftir.idc was. sponsored in put hi the Civic Club One ! ttotiited Four Home Economics Club On October [F-th the girls interested in Home Problems met in the cooking roomer Last High tp organize a Home Evconomics Club As this lime there were nineteen members enrolled. 3 Hu dnh has had .3 very successful year under the advisorship of Miss Heiberg and Miss Weeks of the Home Economics Department. The members visited various places throughout rite city anil have had speakers ai their meetings, which arc held every other Thursday. Everyone received much benefit from the new organization: and it ls hoped the work will be earned on ne?U yeari Officers for the year were as follows: Present ------- Adclt-c Dcwjidl Vlee-Prwfdent - Muff jcTitc Prcv jt Sttmuy iUd 1n;iMirLr ■ M.irmn R.n( ;r I heir mono is, Appreciate the Home by Studying i Inme Problems. V.l l One ! ititblffd F rt l- The Oratorical and Declamatory Contest As usual Hast I |igh has been ;sgtnc ■during the p� st ygjtr in oratorical and declama- tory work. The irvtnii for oratory was held on November - with Hail O ' Brien, Thomas Reynolds, Orville Tlipn ' ws I haycr Snavcly and .lack Rudolph as candidates Thayer Snivel} was. awarded first place bind was given the honor of representing us at Maai- towoc in competition with seven other Fox River Valley League Schools On April o r the annual declamatory tryout was held at Washington Junior I ligh The candidates were as follows Thelma Libert. Mildred Amnio, Frances Fogarty. Margaret DeWitt, limmu U reding Mary Schrevens and Natalie Bun Competition was keen and all selections were well chosen and well given Mary Schfevcns Was awarded first place because of the merits of her presentation of ' The Rented Man Second place was granted to Mildred Aron in whose selection was Rebecca of Sunny - htook E ' arm Mary Schrevcns had Lhe Isnnor of representing the school ut the bos Valle} League Contest held at West High on April ib She was awarded tlurd place Debating In ig; v Last High ' s Debating I earns went through the inwi successful debating season the school has had since the first attempt at forensic activity back in ifkjtj Not only were all four debates won. but the team captured eleven out of .1 possible twelve votes of ihe judges It is interesting to know that the last two championship teams ut Hast High. 1014 and 1015. have COpped twenty out of l went} -four votes Thus for the second year m succession ihe Conference Debating Cup remains in Hast High - possession Ihe Conference now comprises the high schools of Hast ansi l vst t preen Bay Appleton. Manitowoc, Fond du Lae. Oshkosh. Sheboygan and Marinette. I he successful debating year was due largely lo the filCL dial a semester s course in debating, under Miss Marie Reran as coach and instructor was established ut Lhe beginning of the school year. In class work (he principles of debating were not only studied but applied in class debates on important questions of the day. The Inde- pendence of the Phillipines, f luid Labor Amendment, Capital Punishment, and the right of Congress to overrule decisions of the Supreme Court were among the questions debated. The members of the class, eighteen in number conducted simultaneous.!} three as- semblies before the student hodj on the presidential campaign issues. This exper- ience developed keen competition for places on ihe in terse holistic teams. Shortly before the end of the first semester the entire class started work Orl lhe question selected by the league, Resolved that the Provision of the Johnson Immi- gration Bill, Excluding the Japanese Be Repealed. When the try-outs were run off. Pci ft (Jnr Ifutalted .Vi 1 th ree debates were conducted, and the arguments of six ihoroughh prepared teams were expressed from the platform Competition «ras close, and it took L.ht judges an 3w� ur to come to a t,tbcision At that the selection was so uncertain, two substitutes were also picked. I he squad selected was Robert Grriling, Kendall fatly lien Rosenberg, Karl Hagemeistcr, George .tu Bumdge, Peter I ' 1 vans, Betty Foeller and erda ChaJek.. t he sobs were Dolan and Rudolph. I he regular teams consisted of Captain Pob Creilmg. Ben Rosenberg, and Karl Hagemeisier for the affirmative, and Captain Kendall Cady George ' elu liurridgc, and Peter Li vans for the negative. The conference season opened on March stub with the negative opposing the Appleton affirmative and the affirmative invading Manitowoc. At the Junior High Auditorium, the negative emerged victors over Appleton bv a z to : decision. There was no question as to the superiority of negative arguments for Appleton was forced to admit nearly all of the negative contentions. ' u.y One S hmJrcil i rttn In che mciiiiiimc. the aJfirmaLivt: taking chc Ikwr at Manifouot simply mopped up the place wiTh the dow nslat ers by an easy j 10 c victory The affirmative save an exhibition of dehaiiitg that proclaimed them one of the most evenly balanced high school teams in r he state, 1 wn weeks later, on April 41H. the teams of Last 3 light, Oshkosh and Marinette debated for the Championship ( ' or UdSI High the affirmative clashed with Oshkosh here white the negative crossed swords with Marinette at the latter s own mij’ftrmt After one of the hottest debates tsf the year Oshkosh was muted by the count of t to ' • The affirmative surely lived up to advance not ices and Bob C j re i linn ' s fast sentence America as a land where all men arc kings, yet no man wears a crown. had the crowd applauding for several minutes. At the same lime. Kendall Cady led his negative huskies ' against Marinette anil smothered the Northerners j to Another feature of the season was the Lawrence- ft i pen College 1 debate held two weeks before the opening of the high school season, and sponsored by the debating clubs I his t y pe of debating Set for oar teams a standard that had nes er been seen before It was a great stimulus to our id lows because one of our last year ' s debating champions. Jack Walter, was a member of the Lawrence College Team. Rutuiki Gkluling I he ■ SpeTrel-Ked Vrlcfiiia captain nf I hi Affirmative wav ' llib (jicdini; dlhough Rib was ■ifL.iiiijvd II h ■ ' i I- he iK.i 1 , ' Mimchiiw (mind lime lur his dchitniii ll v, i- In ' firit which in ' pircJ I be ruber- linking tieiury jx� sililc 1 Windy , in quote In ' i.lvutiu- xtytrijt. ‘ krivw- hi- proaM . iind he w iurkl up (he wawiii m .1 blaze ■►f glory Whrn pub and hi- merry men graduate m June it u ll mark rhe passing wl one t the -niiiw-i iL-iino ever lurne-d eh.h m t Josr I lie ' ll Karl Hjigizmlisteh, Kfg“ WAS I lie surplice and find nf the season. A bear m the |;rict iTun, rv.v mac L ' .er thought lie ■Aniltil -ct the worldon fife fftHtt the | ' lntN rni ll ut Karl •• CMa-llcnt quail I ic- however were nut know ' ll I nr lie has a great many in. iliaL big K� Jv nf hi ' ' Keg conMii uud ihe ce� nit«iK m the great aflirma- I I - V triii -irtd his mature appearance cm die plul Iwrm enable J him l � convince even ,i lk «l rlc siudiciiCc. VV|- -1 1 - 1.1 Mllfer ii ki ' -v iri ihi ■ direct iurt ;i-. I lag-. mei ' -Lcr Hus hit (be line Sen Old East for (tie |.j- r Untie BliN RoSCNTMZRG KtisciitXTSi, -ilwasx known, «s a tine oruluf. a-. the first -ilcakci for tile affirm- ill VC mid be tilwny- -ci the fireworks olf v,nh a zip and -i E mg As lead-off Hum he never killed 10 capture the interest nl bis audience and bdd It. It was lie who unaly :ed die question so dearly th-.ii his nnpcyicnt- -could not tfodge the issues lliev tried again and again but failed East will mi-s Ekn and feel his loss keenly KeNPAI-L Oyi Y Cady the captain of the Negative, and die second veteran of tile h� :j champ bint a gnent season 1 fis ei mvmeing mi k and dear 1 hulking left no ii -,ibt m ibe judges minds us 10 the rncarorifl of hi- an;ii. mcn,i This wa-i the- greatest season he- has e--er c pc nciuccd Kendall ' s experience was «f v livable assistance in making the negative a winning aggregation. When he closes the dcsors tyf Bast behind hull in June 11 1- Eiast that will be the heavy Its-er Page f. ' ne ttumtrtJ liijihi GeCWCE N -XU BuRRIDGE El ' ll I Gcorjje first vjai os ji -debater. ood os tv i- twily it Junior h,; has one more year in which in bi in- : ji� re glory to fiasi Ik nmuirkablt pi � grt« -during the season marks h� m -i sur-e thing fat next xexu Hb line voi« and staise presence swuad him m itrod I k will i� (touts ably avpttun o [earn m i$j6. PiiTLT Evans Lmi but ■� ■[ least l vast 1 limb ' s Xiia Six is P«w Rvans Pmr was one -of the � km Hurra: rfbwtal speakers of ihe i-quad. When h._- jyjt through. ripping apart nn cpr wwnt ' j logic h- had everyone won- jLiiri-: what mode that particular speaker run jo funny Many judges who heard him remirked that I il ' luJ the -n.il, mu,-. of a whirlwind debater, Peter will hy on the job nest year The Althhnatesi Perlisips the hardest job on a debating squad falls to ihe ultcrruucs Nm «nijr ifatlyyd� the greatest amount of wufk. but ihee iik get ihr lean credit fnr it Ei i ' nut trai much to -,lv ih.tr the alternates deserve ,i great did of credit for chi-; vy.ir ' s n. ' .im- It was (b ' y uhu m.idr (hurts, formulated -md chi-st- heJ mud i of ihe rebuttal maierigl, and heW themwlves in re.iJiruNs to plunge mto any bn-.ich imhe Line of del ertsv. 1 1 is altogether fit tins, -nod proper ih.it they he hueiureJ for their a oik and we sbittidy eMenJ .1 glnJ hand 10 Betty l- ' ocller and Vyi-ii (ih.rJeJ: lijst 1 3i - - .h loses much by Betty ' s gradual iun tin year AN APPRECIATION We the debating sqtttsl of 1 £ -c w ish to extend our heartiest thanks to Miss Marie E, Ron;m, whyt haJ char;; of dll the coaching an d instruction We appreciate the f iief 10 which she has Keen subjected and wc assure her of our hearitest good will. No- little credit lor the successful season is due to Miss Little who gladly assisted Miss Reman in gathering material and training in delivery She also took charge of oil publicity and financial work of the home debates, and for Iter efforts wc are also thankful. To Principal 0 f Nison President of the Fos River Valley Forensic League, we extend out appreciation tor the work he lias done in stimulating debiting interest in this league l he rules governing our league were largely hiS work. (Signed) Roukri CVnu tr, Kendall Cady, CiktSftt J- lit KK 1 EX .1 Peter Evans, Kami. I I vut-vu isti;k, Bi-:n Rosenbecr j ffelTY Foj-:i i.iat, Veri a Giafhzk, The cm ire affirmative will graduate Ln June, but 1 n going they ft ill set a tradition for other teams to tome. S e hope that Last xxill turn out many sueli teams hui it is also our hope that the Three in One will have their names branded indelibly on the annuls and traditions of OLD EAST. — Jack Rudolph ' 10. Pju’if Qn Hundred ' ine PajjpQf] Hundred Ten “Life Wj — arid plenty of if nhtfi these walls for all who low i School Life As the Days Hastened By— September q -School aga iri. -iia iiJ- much 10 our divert h faction m -e, c re given a--- i;.;nnx , ni! -v nn the first dav I : -Seniors urtd juntas site iu ' -L list ijkeu ax Sophs in the new building ' Hicrc is ICCn liLlIc reiinn g I I — The police guard ni tf� (hcr tha t guided ll ' Wifely twr cla K if n« m bu v uy— Pep assembly Bernice Jim-sen .ind fivelyn Lampenje-r w-l-tc chosen as cheer leaders 10 (. «r Iifm game this year E£ust vs. Kru ' imr ' it-t 11- lltc CtlftlL-tm Opened «.nJ rVcfyuitc iijtrpcs thjt the cats arc line zHj — Ftp jivemliLy. z - — Senkw tlliiss Rtntinn- wt� ‘ president ip Firs hanking of thi year was done OcTDfSER 5 — Assembly 1 4 — Eiixt at Shawano (Aar panic — jp-7 j -Fire Prevention ULVcfc I he firemen rut up all kind of (Ire-ads. 7— We hud an a -eiviWv in the Armory and ju t when we were comfort iibh settled Mr Niscci ordered ilk- center fww in gw buck u school eli the gy m. Ihey did Then the Mr find rnjihi rows. We werv all pui-lcd und curUips hen we went into the gym. we were told that (he Armory was afire 3 We were aLi rnied at 11 men tee culling for volunteer bur were soon .isMirtd iha no war nor revolution h.-|J broken mu when 10 collect papers for the Suhaiion Nrmy war added 1 i —East vs. Algoma Normal u -o. 11 — Assembly ASr J ertninic 4 - cspUiintd club re. gul ai iuns ' I Fall rbc towels arrived,! ill — I- Lull t he clubs met and elected their dljci ' n 17 Stick an dflbnraie program was prepared for (his morning -■ assi-mbh and uj mtxh pep infilled in UN ch.su WC Utc Certain of iciwrv in the game with Marinette I umiirrow 1 « — Hurrah! Score j-o. ip— Visit ing. day It was rumored that some F.usf I Ugh students were ordered ou of Wes High. 11— Soph hold elect ion Help ' I ielp ' Also juniors 1 } We had the pleasure of seeing our grades, for iltc lust period of - is weeks. The rest ail the clubs met : i I he school hoard said � t cart t have unv bleachers lor the gym a we re going |t huV them Out- sc Ives by gelling the Swiss Hdl Ringers to give a concert We have planned u l iskc! -dlui-v eon. test among the three dtSVS i?- Nn game Fveryespe ' s busy selling ticket fur the hw i« Bell Ringers Concert 1 7— We ' d like 10 know what Desperate Ambrose” jiagpcd that girl and blind folded that boy or the sUiLuafV wink uul sJe hc building. i y — Ojien Sieajse Over iooa visitors 30 Assembly Mr Lila if turned thy hinds nl the clock in rhe nym I ' he Sophs have ■ .Id the most t kkeis •«� i ur . Sen iors nest shame ,| uniats 31- Famous Swiss Bell Ringers, arc here. So ' s Hallow een St anion slept in jail NoviAIEjI-ik 3 - Sophs wun ticket conic Ray fur Sophs 1 ■i Mock election 5 --Cool id gc wm School 1 acted S oa A M. Out a ■ u 1 P. M U and 7 — Nti scllcx.l One Hundred Ela tr io— tiaek on e he old job will more. U — Pep nimbly in Armory I 7 II snowed— kxili out for llw ifc- 10 — Prcpuniliiinv (nrihc parade have begun . l£i We -ore boiling with cAlhu iiisnT i i —Wonder what alt |hc burlin ' and sterns mean 1 Got cher ticket fer (he game? i I rid yo hear about (he VWFL I. phi src.il cnom we gntta take 1 2 t— Ifi iS and us ' iirh ' iy wens culled io:n the assembly was tailed OFF l (t -V EK Pen ussefflfcly. DctHMUtalhi ill -.nuke donee led bv Murgutlilc Bunion nut in the park ! :if IHI- PARADE! ! 1 ;? — THE CAME -Turkey [lay! 2 Did we lick ’Lilt 1 Vtll I guess ' 3 tj Tod much turkey is top much Thru’s all there ' s ten it, 111 cyxini ft r — ‘c celebrated with n dance in the gvm. i Mr Niton htiwK us out and chases loiterers .go wf the hoik m mighty short order 4 — And ikft Ware wailings and RnushJnjjj at rmh-thc rsp� rEs tiinis ' £!Sir 5 Stunt bHrivL followed hi dancing until mtJnijjhr it — Junior dunce. i: Out first basketball pome Somebody uid wr had si punk team hut wc can tick Shiiwwin ib — Mr. Nim has invented u new rHMikhnicnt for lards people Li you rum gel up in nme for school you can just miij- duwn in my private office and watch mu work’’ i . his new order Went into effect this morning. i? — Almost everyone gut into pr.id i« for Clhnstmus todas when tfw- lni� Nn« held a candy stilt l J he Juniors are ctonmed TO take lh.il terrible Macbeth test Why was M.ss Morns chu-dpg lack m, the uym ihk noon 1 J AkU.SKV i — Ho, hum! Back apn arid the kisses ' aren ' t a bit las in giving us sweet juicy nHijyimems M I he bind played hrli.n the assembly ut i-. :iS Mr Mnunc gave u u luilc scrilKM Lin Trying to Teach I ' ombronn. ' ' u — LXdis.ii .on uftiuT gym Marjnuttc was sn dazzled by the beauty ut it that she gave us the game T9-rj- ij — The band presented ns last annual cnrtccrr in the West I Ugh Auditorium i.| Inexpensive -i mu cam me, jtpirtjj on these due s —looking out i f vtulli window ■ tn se. -3viw-i.fi skater, take tumbles i ti — Fundy ut Eiast. OlH of the best rhrjltcr we ' ve hid so far. iij Air L ' Synnyc t favored US with n lecture which l , cricov: thoroughly enjoyed. zi She Junior dunce was a great success Prices were awarded to Norman IX-stachc and Mu wren cr Burdon, E-lorcnec Siruubd anJ CiilkirJ Butterfield. Dorotht 3 fowlcit ur-J ( luri-nd.-ii SiFrictit :: — The Suplvumure girl-. defeated the Senior girls m -i game uf tucket kill alter .chuii tj- t hi Sophurnurcs h.id their pictures taken ib— Junior girls defeated the Suphs ± 7 — I he law was lard down to us tm account «f much unnecessary tardiness, jo — Manitowoc Gam -. Vj;r O ii- Hufalftil 71 Wrier February i— A Sophomore flew dom the stairs in a friuhn Wm ' wi rnitd lit ben-, wluu make you so white?” Oh. nosh 1 jnsU-’crtiJ Ibc. the stufF ' Si hillin ' ,1 fight i — Well, i ■O 1 . ' semester ' s in-tfr. ihc «wtnJ cine is started Christmas is past and June s on itie wav f — ! ■ r unce we van ea.fr v out reports j round its long WC ph ' -J- ' .«.! Jon i have to warty ubuU.1 gctl- inn ' em kick. Can iJ thing — might save some of us Leri cents 1 1 — Miss Shc-.i is sick and tired of re-adinf, the rv i ice tu ik peuple wlw luwn ' i paid ten cents for a rn?w Tiipurt m� PLEASE PAY l P? ii -It is rumored that n cvrciim Junior in trying to skip via si ' , mnaslum was wen and beaten up by it burieh of Jcsphomore . is Mr iJnmr delighted us with u sulk (m Tibet where he hits recently been travel i pig- iS — F’ct verts Nuke 1 Who are all the sweet petutics runnnT ufuund in Queen Annc ' -s dothes? li) {n‘l get tm’ swell 1 ]uil y. IwO dx$dn- blies in one day One ut io- i.H tu stir uji pep for the Kim- We 1 ! Came -ainnkr at i in wlirn we- had the honor of hearing 1 vsivh Rotkcw talk. to us to— The first night of the annual Eulm High Carnival went over so bin t he siolT was actually satisfied. 1 1 —Business not so gjKgt Wasn ' t the Faculty- Fultdiy stum a sercam zi — ' flu- Mil IT huj the pleasant job of clk ' an- injt op They wrmld Like to say is no fun getting, to bed after twelve fwittirdav nigh 1, ji J getting up Sunday morning bright •ind fjilv to rhim! over to slJiis ' I unil sVicep pnictlcttllj tbs ' whole building, lug tables and eh i irs upstairs, tear down decorations. and wash the stacks and i«b of dishes the Ctrl Scuuts left unwashed. 15— Vlr Kl-kJ l rs spoke tu us i in lire prevention jb— What ' s the idea nf giving us a lire drill in this kind of weather ' M.’ittt i i 4 — A radio was m-talkd in the gvm and he were given an opportunity to hear President Con I i due inaugurated fr Si Kent udJ us whuf u hard time he hud gelling out of RlpOtl A dl siin., ' 5ULsbed v isitor e:i I Is tin us % — Ripon-Lawrence IVkitc Jack Walter returns (. Alma Muter as the conquering hem. (■ Junior class meeting A distinguished visitor culls on lo io— Assembly the boy took oiT M-i Murphy ' s shoes and set them in the middle ns the Hoar where thev remained until the close of the assembly Miss Zlngshe-im ltd us in g yell 1 1 | he list ol iibscnt ' cc is gnawing rapidly due tn rhe many cases of grippe. ■ y — The band went to Shebayaan i .| ifij Shawano p nd us biiuk. for tlv ' Tickin ' we guve her in lisa kill. it- — Miss Hclbcrji mttit he [rish we were informed b a notice that she is ptonnirm-n speci.il St Pat s Lhn dinner. Pu L One f fujs.(r. ' .j ' Thirty n tj — St. Piltritk ' s donee jfi — Vt w ull guinR m the “Charm S(M ' temmht bo have Cjordui Mji teach u durm m — Turn RcyruriJ ' urircs us tn kick debate A d� - t inRU i ' .hcJ vs ' iiinf culled on U . id — Three cheer-. 1 Both teams briHtjiht hmyitf (he haeuri i i — Rumor hut h it t hut we Jdmjj he I k nre nnji sc in. lur same tidf ngr EtKuUy mfllllbcn i4 — -Submarine sunk Help E Mp 37 Return engagement of Chariti School ArftlL i We a vender it tint notice sijintfv in that thtcc mill He mn mini- ‘lunch in 1 in rhe cuftiNM is in April Fool Joke ' The first red lit appears ? log, fcry r Arc you boost inn debate 11 The second red tit appears 3— ij.jo’ Veils u!i I Ruh-R.ih I tistnry Class ' echoed thfiiush the full-. 9:11 A. M Assembly ' 1 mStk debate, tkio P. M hear Creitin . k� «cri- berg and IbgtmclHcr in WbshiifytttMi Junior 1 Ui|th (Isn’t Gordon Mul-s-’s new sweater the keenest thins you’ve seen in a t i mil ’) n We hiid an assembly to celebrate out debate victory Before the mect- ii ' H sotne®nc sinned to play catch wirh 4m oranggt and Lit Brunt had an tjnmpu _pu ice shower hath ' Six- third net tie appears, etc , etc. 7— ITf Harrington talked iu us m Assembly and mv-ited us in visit the free chest dinic Air Austin promised tis n surprise on Tuesday 0 .‘school closed for the vacation which will last until n yn Tuesday 14 The surprise witsJi pks-etnt tine— Inch I at tie of the University us Whcxxmm sptike to us in assembly iU — Senior-. t-u pat Lie ifxilc in the das-t play have been picked jr Mary Selin: veins aim represented East HijJi in ihc Fox: River -iHey IVediimvitory (anun vnon, third plat and was awarded a branjr jtwiI.i] S. ' lda Wiiciji was lined for speeding ihk njormiag. Ai.fr Orii Iliiiuift-d Fourteen Open House Day Wednesday. October joth, from three to ten n clock the Ncn 1 Liast High School wjs he I d open for in sped ion 01 d and young people joined in the ce leb ra t it n Appro - innately two thousand attended Open I louse Day Especially were they pleased with the courtesy of the students, who were stationed at the doors to act as ushers, and in their respective ronnu to assist in necessary explanation. The laundry, cafeteria, chemistry and manual t raining rooms seemed to be the most attractive wit It their full equipment and explanation One reason why the cafeteria proved to h- attractive was because Miss Heiberg served a light luncheon, which was well received after the guests had wandered through alt the rooms and up and down the stairs. All visitors departed with a happy feeling that the New East High ' was a success hoib in the building itself (with the exception of the auditorium but we’ll have that soon) the equipment, the faculty and student body The Cafeter ia The Cafeteria of t He East High School which is one of the main features of the school opened September i?. It i . one of the most modern eating-places of its kind in this city or elsewhere It has the most modern equipment that could be obtained. Miss I iclbcrg has charge of the running of the Cafeteria, and w ith the help of live girls, and a cook excellent service ss rendered to its customers. I c serves on t he average of about seventy persons every day. Seven thousand nine hundred six persons have Hen served since the opening, This cafeteria is not run ns a money-making scheme, as all its customers know it is run for the benefit of the students and teachers of the Last High School It is planned to take in iu.NE enough money to meet expenses, such as the cost of the [(hkI and the paying of the help. The cafeteria is inspected hy the State Inspector Crossing the Hal] {Apoh £i t to TVrtnjivtJ S 1 1 and warning bell, iinJ after that to class, May there be no stragglers in die hall, W ' litn Mr i. urL happens t« puss, Wpe be LLrito him Tina he catcher «n his muml . The penalty is a green slip, It id accepted Wit hunt a sCuickl. (See Crossing the E 3 :ir — Tcfuiyson’i, IniiXE ScANl.AX ' 15 Pagfi OiiiHundttd I ' ijtctn Election Day firm in thf belief that high school Students should know ' how to Vote, the Debating On xi.. upon ihc suggest ion of Miss Romm the htHruemr. held a mock presidential aitij state election on election day, Xuvember 4th. Liverjl hing was to be strictly according, to Hoyle Three polling places were arranged It h private 3-yxjths, tables, Killut boxes, IxjIIois. toting clerks, and other officials were appointed from the classes Only through the labors of Robert Jones, Or ' , i lie I hoanas, and Kelson Broun were ihese private booths made possible, however Jones and Eirown also painted enlarged sample ballots On the day before the elections, three class meetings were held and a number of i he debating students acted as speakers to the various groups, campaigning and in- structing in the wuys of noting, As was generally expected, Coolidge came out ahead with in votes. Lal-ollenc was a rather poor second, polling iSj votes, Davis, however, was snowed under with only t4 votes. In all 4S0 ballots were cast and a few others were thrown out in count- ing t he returns. In the state election. Blaine won out over Lueck by a good majority Lueck s defeat was due tu the great numlx-r of straight Republican tickets which were voted. We Wonder How Camlinc ' murwiHfs to (set sn many -W Wins [aught Mb f Gordon i s[j«d ’ Wticrt: ' ' Ha I ' -uld j£a lllai. black L-ve? 1 1 v, l It li ' .-i’T jict ;m .itjJiEiiriijin 1 Wtw the tc ' jbfhvrs j.li vl us such kmj[ nsdp uiwn.1 s ' Who miss ' s rhe booSt-rcfnin; snindirifi 1. Ho much Kaleik eats-? If Clifford F. will ever |$ct Luoujjh «fce|i T Where the minutes up? Where Jtll The ' lost ' Jirtiek sire Wh ' - c hove 10 stay outside rhe fence in the office? Why they didn ' t put an elevator irt the building 1 It there ' ll ever Lw a I ime when Mr St icon wvm ' t have Lo use his Ritvd m asscnihlv ' I to we miiruge to |Wt iilun|; without ' bill and the re st ul [hr uncients 1 tVhii invented 1 - i in ' IV hi 1 bought iinhyle G. tomerlme In October 1 Why (h .- sEuii s work is such -.i s«ef L -i ? Hu . ' the Cafeteria dhllcs -s_-| washed with: .ul leaving two cenLv ' tl .ill the girls wear hands 111 htild (heir brain- in ' F$ ( ne I (a ndreJ Suti ' cn East High Parade I ' Sic parade he | art the Last- West Game is one of the demount rat ions of color week that Lust High It: i h far yciifc staged to announce that annual event Through the co- operation of oil clubs anti classes t hie rural spectacular parade in Last HighY history was held this year, livery club and class had a block reserved for its attractive float ol red and while or Hi, members ft ha marched in a body. I -’of days l-irforc the event the Mechanical Drawing Department ft as busy working overtime painting huge placards hearing such slogans as ‘ Seven Victories Over West Murty of the trucks were trimmed in the spacious machine shop and took their places to Jorm the line of march as they left the building, Promptly at 1.5c P. M. Wednesday, November in. the long line of trucks and marching students proceeded to demonstrate true Last High spirit. Headed hv Bob Greiling and the Jazz Band, the marchers wound their way over the planned route with included Walnut. Broadway and Washington Streets. The first float trimmed by the Civ ic and Know Your Oij Clubs, represented the ' .Spirit of Greater Green Bay I - ' ol lowing these clubs come the truck bearing ihc Girb Pep Club, then marching Girl Scouts, the International and Commercial Clubs, carrying pennants and otherwise bedecked in red and white The youngsters from junior High always enthusiastic supporters, fell in hnc and added considerable enthusiasm to the cheering crowd, Behind them came the French and Latin Clubs The latter carried out again this year the idea of a Roman triumph (East Highf over ns enemies West High Livery war some of the clubs come out with a brand neft idea and ihis year was no exception. The Short Story Cluh did it up brown, and their big book arid all the bookworms were adjudged the best lloat of the day. I his large book hod nn one side Our E ' avorite Short Story — East oo, West o. and cm the other, The Best Joke e ever Heard — West High. The Radio Club flout was fitted up to broadcast the victorious score predicted over West. The final block in the parade ft as the remains of our friends across the river draped in purple mourning Only a tomb-stone marked I he Last ol West High s I lopes Buried an 1914, ' ' told the story predicted for the nmrrmv Br injtmg up the rear the faculty rode five dollars ' worth in Yellows, the courtesy of the Snavely Taxicab Company. Thus ended the perfect parade before a perfect victory. Junior -Senior Party The year 191J marked en innovation in the entertainment in honor of the Senior Class by the Juniors. The affair was conducted on May 11 in the school gymnasium which was dressed up so that the students themselves hardly reeognixed it. A demo- Pagf frir i furufrd Sfientefn cratic spirit pervaded preparations, for (he event with the underlying motive of seeing that every Junior ;mJ Senior might he present, for the purpose of enjoying a lust good time together, [i is the sincere wish of the Aeroplane that liast ' s progress during the first year m the new building toward democratising this annua! event may carry on throughout site years. Stunt Show Opening with ihe glare of imitation KLicg light and flowing serenely on until the curtain was lowered before the “Statue of Liberty, the Third Annual Stunt Show of Last | iigh was put on December ylh Despite the fact lh.it the day had hem rainy, j large audience filled the Whitney School Auditorium to witness the performance. I nder the spell of good acting, wonderful scenery effects, and once in a while a good joke, the minutes and finally a couple of hours slipped by unnoticed. It was great, there was no doubt about that, and the award ' s going to the Short Story Club was not criticised to any great extern. Roth the Dramatic and Commercial Club stunts deserve special mention for origb a Iny, beauty, and smoothness. The Mother Goose Review put on by the Dramatic Club was very good, in fact ihc stunt was used several times later. Perhaps osie of the most beautiful of all the scenes ever presented in a -Stunt Show was the Spanish Serenade incident of the Commercial Clubs stun! Ihe audience was spdl bound under the influence of Murcheta and Anita Klaus’s Spanish Dance, The winning stunt was a w inner in every way. Laid principally m old Persia, il w as a story of bandits, an ingenious merchant, and magic, acted in pantominc ns the ragged beggar (old the story to the Persian King. Special praise is due to Sylvan Moore for Ins fine work as the beggar who told the stars as a price for freedom Miss Betty Facllcr wrote the scenario Tor the Muni The Commercial Club with its beautiful living pictures was. a close second. PROGRAM ! - — C ameha G un — S dti ring csposG of bow. ii is done behind the scenes md on the -«tmg «i n rnc� vu- production Faculty Atfvber— Mr Jennings I — GlhMIStRY GLU. — CilK-miMiv Class in Duck Creek. The cluy. shuit ur pupils and bruins, hui ihts jp . along Fuculiv Adviser — Mr Current 3. Rsmo CUJH l.wicninR Cn it is. todfey. Faculty dviver Mir Wilson 4 . —Dramatic Club — Mother CicKise Review Mother Goov: and several of Iwt clurip step uui of the fairy talc« Fauik t Advisers — Miss Lev imd Miss Shea i. — hi K ti Story Ojju Old Pqrsijj , n-.hbrr ' - .jnd black magic Faculty Adviser — Mi vs Mttm-- b, — G mmeA ia[ Club — jomers of the earth Scenes from various corners of the tvcxrld. including Hawaii. Spurn Hut- land and U. 5. Faculty Adviser — Mis Hansen. Fqgs One F trisdroJ Eighteen The Carnival ! l u rt . m j iiy crow d that roamed about the hall? of E 1. iHt I hgh on t hi.- night of February i ih, taking in nr being taken in by the Various shows and Stunts oT the Last High Carnival In every respect the carnival this year was the greatest success of any- put cm by the Aeroplane Staff. All the clubs did their share and helped considerably to part money from its holders Of rbese clubs the Dramatic Club, put on the- most successful of all the shows with a Faculty Fakelty stunt that was a ' knockout ' . I he faculty consented to go before the public for once while the members of the club portrayed oddities of various teachers. The show was a howling success” from Martin Burke ' s portrayal of Mr, Nixon to the real Mr. Nison ' s death a the handsome duke ” I o add to the evening Last had just vanquished West in an overt me basketball Siimc before the largest crowd of the season. I ans even hung over the balcony rail by their teeth to see this game, and it surely was the most exciting of many seen here. After the game, dancing was indulged in by those w ho felt the urge and many went to the various shows. Paul Whitman ' s ' tear lings, brayed forth music from one assembly hall while candy pop, and ice cream went like hot cakes, On the second night, the Library was the scene of vaudeville and hilarity and new shows took the places of those of the previous night. Among them was the Sliort Story Club Circus. I he main event of the carnival, of course, was presented on the second night, in the gym. namely. The (Inis ' 3 ' allies ' Ibis was u dunce revue that charmed a large audience and held it spellbound for over an hour Some of the most popular numbers of ihe Follies were. ’ A bpann-h Dance, by Clarendon Sargent and Dorothy How Lett; When I Was the Dandy and You Were the Belle by the Schilling Sisters; Senior Class Dance by Virginia Indra and he Sophomore Class Dance by Marguerite (l ma Many other charming numbers constituted the program. Of course the big event, the ' crowning glory of the carnival so to speak, was- the announcing of the most popular bov and girl of the school and the crowning of the latter as Queen of die Carnival These honors were bestowed on Robert C helling and Ber- nice. J a ns m, and when the i erdict of ihc school was read, it came as no surprise lienee, C re i I mg crowned Bernice as (he Carnival Queen while the crowd looked on and cheered. Another feature of the carnival was Bernice Jansen’s Tee Room For this specialty the Cafeteria hud been procured and the place was gaily and tastefully decorated with paper and boughs. Cocoa, sandw iches and sn forth were served here. When the last of the crowd has! departed and the Staff had taken inventory, the carnival was proclaimed a success, financially as well as entertainingly. If all carnivals ate like the last one, wu hope the Last High Aeroplane has many of them and with even greater success. Pafe i ' .i’ju- 1 htndrni Ai n..r t(n Second Annual Winners 4 Banquet As. Lhc Aeroplane goes to press., pluns arc being made for the Second Annual Winner ' Banquet En he held in the new Cast ] ligh School Cafeteria during the month of May This is [lie one function given during the year complimentary to the winners, in all departments who represented the high school in interscholastic contents The precedent for this function Was established by i he Girls ' Pep Club who for several years has tendered a banquet to the football squad at the end of the season Last year through the generosity of the high school on tag Day the first all winners ' banquet w.is made possible. This year the Home Economics Department and the Gris ' I’ep (dub will unite in giving the second annual banquel under the direction of Miss Heiberg hetisl of the E lomc Economics Department, and Miss Reman, adviser of the Girls ' Pep Club. The winners who will be thu-s honored, include the following letter students who represented tEic school tins year. J ' Eie activities in which they participated arc listed below : Aim I- 1 1 Ray Kauttiann 1 -exxtm.il Bii hirer ball Earl O Fint ' n Football Basketball [XmicL A It hums Flasket Kill Dfi.Vc Zuidmuldcr Football, bki keibiill Earl !vkGuirc FooEbail FkukcEball Baseball D,i Vid Burke EJnskei halt Mas Murphy Elaskci hall Stanley Binish F-oot bull Ka rl Hagfsnci m l r Football Ors i lie Thomas Foot boll F ' rantt Be the f F ' oot ball Clifford BuEterfKld F r oor ball Ccorsje Kaldk Football [.eslte GrelllmE Football .lames Bukosld Football Ralph Brunette E ootball Forensic Letter Students Robert Greilina 1 Xhitc Kendall Cady 1 Xbatc Ben Rosenberg 1 Xbai e Karl 1 iagcineister Debate Peter livjnn Debate tkdfge N. ,m [Su rridge IXbstc Thaj ' er Suavely Oratory Mary Schrevens DcclaniiJtkin Other honor students, winners in the commercial contests include: Lucille Von ' lhullcrwir Dorothy Place Tolettw Pnau Eva Colson Genevieve Poor Gladys Maloney An interesting program has been arranged and all plans are undar way to make it one of the most attractive social events of the closing school year. Pi f l - On J hinjrcii Twenty The Class Play The senior classes of the past two years have successfully put on musical comedies, hM.it this year the class felt I hat it wanted something i.li ffc rent As- a result a play was chosen. Daddy Long. Legs.” As the annual goes to press the director of the class play. Miss Ley, i startin ' ; the rehearsals. I he play is a charming comedy in four acts and very well suited to high school product ion A fete days ago tryouts ft ere held and the east which whs picked is us follows Jerri - Peniiletcm liinjcs MclSdile Cyru Wyooff P:irv. ls Eirigps Walter Judy Mbs Prichard Nil 1 - PcndlcLon Juti i PfndJflLKii Nil Ik McBride Mr-- Semple Mr- l.IppeL Sadie Knit (..eladioill Eki rl O Biien t .iKS Ivhcrli? Joseph Len: Ri.ttv-r L JcSYCs Ctn ton Juscpll KenduLI t jidj Jeon Fill l Fletfcncir F kiiisen i tty F xll(l Lois Terp Bernice tilese Mar ici Preiot lituTLi.il liehener 1 enn.s Rjiynuikcl (Gladys MaNney Tolaid E J rusi Jiniii Ft.irK-uc Mildred BcfeciuJ Vcl ' i n E.ri ji pit nine Nelson Bra n Define ; Jansen ' ■ y i mill : R,djjC E- reddic ITh ic ( H arris: The director feels that the cast thus picked will make the play u success, and the whole school is looking forward to the production 1 he production is one of literary merit and has enjoyed a run oi two years in New York and then has toured for over three years. It is for this reason thru Daddy Long Legs has Been chosen from among Lite long list of probable plays 1 he class met the choice with enthusiasm and it ' its members give ah die support they have shown then ft illingncst to give, the play will go through splendidly. An Ode to June 19 From morn till night we did our share; In vain we sought for something rare Now comes the end of this, our bit, In which we took the greatest care, So friend, farew ell,, it ' s time to quit- —MIKE ' rfr- Pu£l Otic f ltritdttd Tutnty-ont The Pep Club The Girls ' Pep Club is the oldest of the many clubs now found in [vast I fifth Origin- ally organ i zed to further interest in foot Hull RHines, it has continued to stand for ' true La� ( E-ligh Spirit. I he Pep Club has always been active before the foot Ml Games, especially before the East-West game. This year the girts furthered interest in Color Day by distributing hundreds ol red and white rrepc paper caps, raising, through (bis means a small fund in he used later for the football banquet The Pep Club officers served on the Parade Committee, doing their part toward making the parade a SUCCCSS. They decorated the bleachers for the Thanksgiving Game and sold souvenir programs during the game for the benefit oT the banquet fund. Pep Club demonstrations have been curtailed somewhat this year by the lack nf an auditorium for pep assemblies However, the Pep Club has always stood ready to sponsor any pep demonstrations for the glory of Tia-Sl High. The officers for the year were a. ' ; fallows PciMdml - V ic? President - See ret s ry nnd f rew surer Cheer Leader - hlnr nce Stijutwl Marguerite Rundon Ruth Ei if r :tv Bernice Jensen The Annual District Commercial Contest The Annual [District Commercial Content was held at Ei.Ei.st High. April pith I he following schools contested: Do Here. West DeFcre. Sturgeon Bay. Clmtonville Gil- lette, Shawano Oconto Falls, Seymour. Pulaski. Luxemburg. West Green Bay. and Hast Green Buy There were alx ui one hundred entrants competing in rapid calcti- loci ion, beginning bookkeeping, advanced bookkeeping, beginning typewriting ad- vanced typewriting, shorthand, and penmanship. East High took second place in the district corning jj points The winner, West High, wun by iy points Lucille VanThullenar, who won first place in advanced bookkeeping, on second in beginning bookkeeping lust year. Genevieve Peot won fourth place in rapid calcu- lation last year and placed second in beginning bookkeeping this ycai Gladys Maloney won fourth place m beginning typewriting last year and took third place in advanced typewriting this year Dorothy Elate won I List place in beginning typewriting T.vn Colson second in advanced bookkeeping, and Toletta Prust third place so shorthand. Pa i- Otte HtffidrtiA T kyrHy-fecv East vs. West By a ft ' ar CorKsptmdtnt Last kicked olf and West ut once hurled its trained sinsck troup® ill ouf left wing ft hich was forced to give ground before the Impetus of the attack Halfback Squidge of West, behind a heavy barrage of linemen, advanced the ball deep into our territory l (ere. however, he was stopped for strategic reason®, said reasons piling up on top of him. Last now launched a vicious counEcrdrjve advancing the entire battle tine a con- siderable distance towards our objective A concentrated aerial attack, in unison with a decided forward movement in the fullback s Hector causes! the enemy defenses to weaken slightly, but reinforcements hurrying into the breach, checked the advance and enabled the enemy to strengthen his divisions .An armistice was declared fur the purpose of burying the dead. The battle was soon resumed with renewed vigor on the part of the Purple and these legions had advanced to within striking distance of their objective Three determined assaults were hurled at our front, and three times were they broken and turned back before the thin red line, with fearful losses. Thus ended the first half of Lite battle without decisive results to cither faction. When the cncoumei was resumed, General Pudge of Last succeeded in completing a flanking movement of the enemy ' s right wing and penetrated deep into alien terri- tory before i he ' advance w as halted by stiff resistance Heavy fighting Wiis experienced for a time in the section of cite butt Idled just in I run L of the bleachers and sharp skirmishing txicnrresl farther to the south, l nit other- w ise the fighting was desultory wiih long range artillery keeping the ball changing ha rids. Here the two armies proceeded to dig tn and the battle was discontinued fur two minutes, When the Eastern armies again took the field, the battle line was changed, Fresh troops had taken the plate of the exhausted brigades on the right wing. For li short time the enemy held the Red cohorts at hay, but a smashing offensive against the right flank succeeded in capturing much ground which was only evacuated after the enemy hud inflicted heavy losses. At this ]XsirlL a co-operating movement by air and land fortes wan launched with unabated fury and such was the fierceness of the attack that the enemy ' s battle Line- broke and retreated. The grand advance had begun. A heavy gas attack from the Last High bleachers greatly encouraged the Reds by ns success and they made a determined rush upon their objective which was only taken after a severe battle. The score stood. Last b, West o. W ith the capitulation of their Stronghold, the Purple battalions lost heart and ihc Redmcn w ere driving the shattered columns before them when the treaty of peace w as signed thus ending the bloodiest battle of the season. Final score least i 0 West C Pune One Hundred ' kv-sTy-tVo The Tale of a Pink Wrapper A romantic caning mim of Eu t High Schr «l_ Whn liked hi teachers and uN-vx) wich rule i Jtrnc to school one day with u smiling face. present he had for a certain fil-doe Into the hallway lie Hflhtly tripred and cbiKetl. Vid up to her tncker he fairly pranced, Around him he looked with the greatest nf cure Then he opened rhe door and priced it thcro Me turned cm his her] with i drlir.str ruriile 9 He walked to his classes though iitl the ■ i ■ lie His thoughts wen; on the beauty of his hair one, Wheum he hoped in the luLure he con ' d cull won ' Hie ho-.s wjisiiLutty wrapped tn paper mj pdnik. ‘uid as he pi need it there Little did he tllulk. Mint cl wi.hjIlS ever rneet tile VUlgjlf stuff. Of arty mk. fvut his lady I ;a l r . t f to her kkker the chosen one mow. I he door she found open bur whom should she blame [ 3 c - r hook and her papers she found in a hear, in (imiKtijs them she decided to peep I he present ' he.- kwind .1 few minutes Inter. Now I wonder which one of my ' d.iter-- ( 1 ve me this In-vH y hc K of sw erls l ine. If [ Jtnew I ' d just drop him :i jiric. Slle lore uff the piper so lovely an J pink. ILirew rL into the hiskcl hu 1 ! did slie ihinL I fen ,1 debater wh ■ wars ksikini; around C. ■ , 1 r l ■ J in I lie haskel tictd 4 Lae paper lie i ' ourrd ' I ie picked S[ Up willl eontefft and great eilc, Sod looking it over sow w ritten tlicr.. . ' Oh fspij. I hope sou ' ll neier forget, hast summer nights, will you, my pet v ' I his message come straiuhx from the lover ' s wounded heart Which war mortally pierced by a euptd ' s dan I fc signed Ns mime to the message 0 true, A foolish china for a fond lover to do The debate u-uJ it in fiendish glee L rtlo hirrlself Jle slid. ‘ Now cart this K A fellow of his npe and JiiSe, In lose with a girl I can ' t believe my evev to 1 hi. student 1 he message he repealed. C hey loufthcd arid vlid, Well, rwiw c.m ytsu beat it 1 I ' hcy jollied the poor lover from mnrn tiki mphi 1 i H he was di; y and ready to lighi L ]u approached the dcbaLcf in downcast spirits, fell ITIL, please tell me, how Lome you CO hear it ? He laughed and he sold with a shake uf his head, [Xin ' t write love messages Lf sju don ' t want them read, ' ' lucre ' s a moral to this -ditty and you ' ll all agree. If a present you give, send it C 0 . D. Into her own basket the wrapper she ' ll throw. 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Miw Kry I i rytade kireihr..; .,nd K .- tni ' rhi entry rhy ir s -,-. iKiiit I he re ' ll aural 1 L lit the- hcriel Her reArkait very r e.iiiyyp V-rt. Ivu ' i J l-rih htn a very H-nul-Jv Jel-bil i.- Leialh Ckr.lmri i j ; Mmic, ,a.l Wai(irvj. the Juurt in the- vir lw. kh P d ' ahil I Inn I h el I V a diiitar .Well, yyu tfe -. I r , she tmili ahci ml IL u--cd 11.- jn.dk. yiqarrtfcy I ' -ib-K-i -. ihj? ill t ' alluyt i.eidt Kir ftloore: — ‘ W ' lkit din-i ‘mcirrptla 1 mr-in’ b-.t-ncLL I- - Oyinx fl.it 0 y Mr k t re - Vea laal ihj ' 1 L , ytu dtt iif P .-y OmHurLtrt J Tu nty-fibn Tin-: SNEEZ EVIL LE. SXOOZER Editorial Section A dm: ALT 1 3. A Y rathi w i nan « • ■ ti-s r S; NAPPY bill TORI, 1L4N Ihr I r Hi p ‘ ' ll. ' ‘ft il K eur Ihwdfm FIKa- Yn-ft «ft llklt th Y vk n li TWlllW Ihrir 1imiLuEM fti Qwickh: H iJvn GfiiUnis FVIcf I Vi .- AuLii § 3 ti i er ] ir Ji ' li-rervc between a Md u Ikidler . jins fcur imii.-v ut luii Hjlftl I llrilN ■■ ■■-.■■ l-.ill Lg‘A , M I ' F-MCEV H_imt i-ftji . 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I in unrniLiiEilcJ i 4-«lr. khi Driver ’ llcgt yu-nLui ' f ' .reihn — 1 Ik ertul tnce of y.ni ijJialiir h ft ir’i ' jnr ' C ' C ' J ' Driver ■ — “ lv ckme frikiw. fc CkeillfM Ilk tremvet-HjI tcht ' i ' w ill. ir . mi in V‘ ftir _ .rn .uki.-li-ftTi fi..‘. i km dm_i m! iruvl linaer E iri l-.vi-i ' I ley. it ' ier wur luchcv ate i t Cuitaln OopyTinhci reurvyd m iliurfliav. I4. L:i.m- 4 iri i «ii-.: S-uiiL I Ilftiriim i fthl c TlJ-1 1 ISTVlftlOAl- TEAM fii:ke:d Uurl-.ui Aihky, i h til Jullnirit-v Ikl VjnrilV Cik’ und lln HKk hii’ pitki. 1.1 In -. Annjial All ! inn.-ruuil Al IiIl i n I L .i 1 1 3 l-Yir : In- ' iu;vn.E‘vi ■ ■ I :.j - 1 -lit 1 IlC f-. ' I ' ll ' I ' V I I Il ' t ' H ' M. jl I ' .CCH -‘I I ' Jlp- ' V 1 t j-rftpiMTl I’lpivcr — J I Jn Ilf Ale .1 11 - ciwlid .it Ik ' I like leiinh it ---v.-afi . Ik un.r.1 m.|nv iluviHlr- MhJmijflit Siwi-i-Hirai SuihyiwiHv: Mure- cd ihv hr |-‘ Liar hi{hc Knitter— levy She never milled u vl II til A. mill ' Al‘«iihilri. I Iv I ' m lip hy hli lwir Archer -Ycnvn Shr wiHklcJ ntiny liuux friKher- lht- I pypcun vkivc ah f«HKVl H TpilfVJEl ' l E ir.r|N K i-k-rr -t Duir.m I IV I’OfiC d it L i ■ n v t hie Nc ft i . MUSIC NOTES Th.- Uirftl i.e-iK till ' jiie yiuifthetii V-iiI.i KIju ' ILck L ' f. ' I ' .iHjr Te ' .uNft- ' — l.n- ' Htheek fdieer. Clheei IheE iinj; i All I lere — 1 IStnft Aft-eieiVMii:!. On I i.i -r I I fih : ■!].. 4 — E i i haN Tr-im Vilun i I Njw Mftivt hitlCe 4 huYit — llanrfd l J i. cenh-ivif r [Yijp-. r I 111 . 9 hr I .ikJkv ' Man - IIjm . ' ' il Ilium Li A Ilk ( .ppjilC ' Iri f Ici ' i ' (‘‘■O 1 ' — Mr S‘V‘e| M NIL 4 IK I llh KlrhSi ' A.Vl TliPI ' -F I ‘■Lille in many kiwrv Mr I Ijftft tw H 1 1 1 . El.- MIHi Aral l iven thiill .1- ‘ii ' .‘ ft I eiuill Slk hid! the cniyjy hen- | I i-iir ... • n- .li-i.: .1 I ' ft-tuii .li Eh. i-l I jtkJ I lieulte) E: K I -■ il ah n Cnknlal Dayi-V ' J I en; : — . .‘ fti i I L Eft ml the hi TUI kJ NSH3.I V 4 It 1 1 li . 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Pufje One Hundred Twtnly-f nvn The Fifteen Year Flight of the Aeroplane The .Aeroplane began its career as the annual of I ' last 1 li� h School on January t, IQto It was not published as a year Ixwik ut lirst. hut made ili appearance id monthly and quarterly issues, It is inierestins to know ihui the name Aeroplane was oicd by the student body, due to the intense interest shown toward aeroplanes that year J ■fawever. the monthly publication of a magazine did not quite satisfy the student Kk5’. anti hy the request dT the senior elass it was decided to compile all the school events and activities into one i ook The chief argument for the annual was that it was one complete record ansi could he kept as- a memorial of their Jays in Old Hast This was in IQ M and since thui lime Lhe publ Lent ion has been in this style Until iqi j, the Aeroplane Stuff was selected by the student Ixxly, hut because of much dissatisfaction and controversy in regard to the positions held hy some students, Mr. Ream, principal at that time, gave the faculty the privilege of selecting the Stall Casey Loomis editor of the aeroplane in Kjif. wrote editorials in the annual express- ing the great need for a new l£asl High. Almost every Aeroplane since that Lime has expressed similar demands, until finally their efforts have been repaid, In tout- because of the high cost of materials the publication of the Aeroplane was abandoned l he Aeroplane has been with os again from l-yzd tunsceu lively S his year we celebrate the fifteenth year of its foundation I he book demands much time and effort to make it worthy of Lhe name The sad part of it is that only the few concerned take un interest in the formation and com- piling of it !! be student body Joes cooperate (inane ially, but ii is their literary sup- port which is needed badly. A Iwsk is an expensive undertaking and the finance for it must be raised by the school. Two large attractions of the year, and from which a small part of the funds are accumulated are the Annual Competitive Stunt Show, and East ' s Famous Annual Carnival, The subscription campaign in school is a big factor, hut besides this, it has been ihe custom in previous years to resort to rile Advertising Department. In former years without tiic backing of ihe business men the project would have been futile. Much of the success of any Aeroplane is always due to ihe Faculty Advisers. I he Staff of 1925: feds particularly indebted to Mr Current. Miss Little.. Miss Gordon, and Miss King for their splendid co-operation and untiring efforts fi]jX On? l iundr J Tuvnty-ei hl A Word to Our Business Friends I ' he problem of iinancing such a publication u s the Aeroplane has always been a most perplexing one to the students and faculty of E.tst I %h School In former years this problem has been partially met by soliciting advertisements from the business men of the ciij About t? r r, of these receipts has been paid nyt to the printer, for stuffing the latter portion of the book wilEi the unsightly advertisements, which were according, to the business men. of questionable value to their firms. This year, a comparatively small staff shows its metal by publishing the Aeroplane without placing such u burden upon the busing men of Green Bay Wc believe wc have saved these generous men at least Sqoc by adopting an entirely new plan of finance. In order to retain that interest and enthusiasm, which prompted ihesc men to buy advertising space of questionable value wc have given them the opportunity ni buy mg a copy of the tyit Aeroplane, and of having their names mentioned as sub- scribe rs and hackers of the East I ligh School. We hope that the nature of this book is such that they will not consider its value as questionable, when on display in their places of business or among the volumes of their libraries. i he Staff, this year has tried very hard to accomplish two feats first, to produce the best possible yearbook, with the highest quality of materials, photography . and labor, without becoming unduly extravagant and secondly to purchase in Green Buy all the materials and labor available Wc have thus shown our backers the business men, [hat w e appreciate their co-apcraiion . anti that vie are truly Green Bay boosters The following outline shows how the n j ; Aeroplane has distributed its expenditures among those same men who helped to finance it: SclicIw binding Printing C M.irtdiJ Hmgr.ii jng t ' n -tiller Pin mi Supph C . E litgcmeihicr Find Products ( ■ ■ t lfl Hermann Printing On. tic ' riiiin Rent (ii Hchbm HfothtT ' - Mtoucz Mineral Spring Go. Frank V ' anSehyndd M H. Grunert ty H i t River Planing Mill Co. Graillng-Innes Go. Ma iOpUsl Sign ( a i Bet he Piicrtn Service imdenburg Music Co Selinddet Phutogfafihcr Sturts Pht« nnr,-!pher 0«rm[ PhutoaruplHT Vi i i: ' .itk L iri School Supply- Cu Printing imd Binding l ' ngnivinG Photographic Supplies Carnival SuppHes I ickcK L ir:.d bill-. Carnival Supplies Carnival Supplies Carnival Supplier Carnival Supplier. Stunt Shnw Cup Carnival Supplies St Lin i Shun,- Supplies re Suppl in Club Photograph ' ; Stunt Show Supplies BiinJ. OrehLstra, OceCtub Pbots uptm junicir Phrjtri riLpIl ' Senior Pheungriiph-i Receipt Bool end PapeF Pax ' Wnif HuntheJ T Kwltj ' -Urrlc Our Business Friends and Subscribers A illcritiirt l-LmdwaiT Alpha Sweets klfl ' s E.uurtdry roti , W Yemen . C E£. i FkauirioriC Barber Shop Kiurn FAtpiirC merit Sturt: FVlIn ' i tiliiVL Beaumont I loti:! lYethr Photo Sen-ice lYuchler Eiro-. Ma rktt licnmt. R T. iiioth fa TombaF Shoe Store IW ' khti ' Uttn Co. l : Srms. Chits. |F(mfiwn. L. ! . iLi h-c F. X C ( ad% Sc rihkiv. und Kale an : . ]-,n Dr I s. Olburn Lumber Co. Center Droj Store Cady La tad Co. xantincncal Clothing, Co Carter, Dr Ralph D r Noeur Dry CJcaninj; Oo lYotting kveelrv Co [Yum M. EL Dome. E. Donaldson. Dr. F. IL I U iVii.rr 1 EDf. M N Ck-Cock ' , Dr J J. 3 ?et Llere Flower SS csp E l .rclmiinn l Dr V ( ' Engels. Vi P l :lJi. ;iJid Drui’ Store LckhjinJt Kin Engle Sbin 1 Store F Fairfield fa Bari run Co. F ' airmom C feurticry F- ' i.h-I k-r . Se3v iIh- i SLcphcr n C Crci-rer. (r. J’. Cordon Ikm 4 Co, (iiireite Cindy Co. Grimmer, F r ‘ C Cnwn Boy Shoe Repair Cm Garret Studio (j) Fw _f w !i in:trnl Thirty s ii r I Rl ' l r v e- Y YV. C V t kwsnvan, Y ' | t ailing. CitHirtfi Dr t ' lotdmoni. I t t Iroub D M . Mioic SK -p Green Bay Ice Cream $! D. Go. t been Flay i lardwjre Co H Mot I ' d , I. 5. P. Honey, J. Bobbin . Leo Hannon, Harrison HcndnckiJjn, I3r I I. I lemek CkiLhniR Co I I- ill. C. YY . Dry Goodis Co. ] Hermann, Carl. Co. J ksirvnc.s, A Vi . [rurgEnsemlYk ' di Go- (|J Jiirtullt ' , Phyl. Joannes. Bros . Co. K Kaa p ' s le i Room Knowlan (.Lundy Co, Kmne Shoe SrYire Knox. Dr, I: S, L iJrstk’-. Shut Store 1 . ■ v it its r ikylhitjg (jo. Ulthi re Furniture ( !r I • lijI E ransfer Stura E . Ii ■ M Min-ihnn. Min.ih.in, luuhari fa FXtOuuine IVftvti C H Melnrife I. l-f. S lurra ! - . J Lurlt Mav4|3Ust Art Shop McDonalds Drug Score McCilhm. I Mu rim Law EWflcv Murphy fa Morph 1 , . Chiro- pr-MLor McNevtra, Dr. E. S. X D ( ’ildephi i rp- Kf i ppnc r f j. Ml o ' ■■, d. Dr M O ' Ccmne r. Dr I P Pfe V ' -( jitfLU L ' Pores, Dr. F. 5 Q (. nji3i ' v. _F H- R Real Silk Hoiderh Mill RevnohLs I Rost. John (i) Red rr Ak- Drua Score Ruhloff. A Rtcke, Coo J. S Stiller Photo Schsllinji. l-r.irsk Sihicmnchtr, l Niat-rm.irs, C Swint nbrrjt, E. A Smith. SchiLirm.t fa ' Jotiei fx-h.iiitr ii! Schunmcncr Sekmidt , Dr. Ei. S Stucbv Kmdmrc fa’ I ' i i nC i hp (. aj Stcnacr. pr IL Smith. [ )r. V. Sr ickl v ( Iks hirs|; St Lirt Srnpihi l. f I A. . ' shndler Dr M (j Sager Juicy Shin; Store Sthneidtr. A Stun: Studio (: i Seimer, I I F . (it Schultz, J 1 1 ,111.11-1,0(1. A’ V, V ' ,inl ' kTk. Wm Y ' inccnl, A v„nl Jclircn. Dr. C -Y Vimdtnhiirp Mu-ic ( o. VandcrZctndcn Jewelry C . North Western SupplvCo, Natkau. l r F. C Norrhlund I Intel Neufeld. Ii A Nl-Kmii Machine rj C u Northern J irr J fa Mnct.iviitc fJo Northwest linginocring W WisowisLn Cjorvrtnicticin fa tCnSjinecrirrg C.Y, Wiesner, A ' Watermolm. J F r ' Vc ' hn,. Eiro ' koriw. YV . Co A utographs t ' j,:,- One ffundrctl J 1 h irJy rm 1 The Staff Bids You Farewell! The day s- foil is ended, kv go io bed ' To oread die hirth of fft-e .TtoWy coming day. The £ ' Oy dau n rising in ihc cast will peep Through the light and fleecy clouds of day The gloomy shadows m our ir j ndtnos crap, V, e iiriGN dlfllJ morn has again found its ieflv. To a kith e ihe nor Id from ils fang and peaceful sleep, — I, Scanlon ‘25- Pdf i 1 thir ! luniirt ' J ThirIyWwp