Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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1926 THE BEAVER 1926 Uhr Girlz' C5122 Glluh Top Row-Opal Meek, Selma Haass, Mary Hanrahan, Evelyn Peterson, Hazel Janda, Florence Peterson, Louise O'Brien, Hazel Adrian, Jessie Killey, Elizabeth Weed, Isabel Miles. Middle Row-Gretchen Overbaugh, Marian Morris, Katherine Hockmuth, Irmgarde Wrede, Anita Olsen, Florence Wille, Inez Beckman,, Hildegard Wrede, Maybelle Peterson. Bottom Row-Pearl Haass, Louise Tollefson, Norma Balkman, Elnora Anstey, Myrtle Ludwigson, Edris Jones, Janet Peterson, Inez Neinow. ' 1 OFFICERS President ................ ...... . . . . . . . Florence Peterson Secretary and Treasurer .. . .... Louise O'Brien The Girls' Glee-Club was organized in 1925 and again in 1926 with Miss Rutledge as chorus director and Miss Hill as accompanist. Thirty girls are enrolled. The -first meeting was held early in the year, at which oiflcers were elected. Practises are held on Monday evening of every week. The girls have presented several selctions for literary programs. 1 The Girls' Glee Club has value not only for its singing, but also for its social activities. . Everyone is looking forward to a party which is to be given soon. The club is planning to appear in public before the close of school. F. H. W. '27. l29l

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1926 THE BEAVER 1926 Eiterarg Snrirtg President . . . . . . . . . . . . Florence Petersen Secretary .... ...... O pal Meek Treasurer ............. .......... . ........... p .... - .......... F lorence Wille The Literary Society was again organized for the year 1925-1926. This is its fifth year and we students have found that it has been helpful to the pupils in appearing before audiences. We hope, invfuture years, that the students will continue to carry on this plan which originated in 1920, and that the society may do more actual literary work. g Hartland again expects to enter the declamatory, oratorical and extem- poraneous contests. Our high school contestants were given, out of sixteen places in previous years, six firsts and seven seconds. O. M. '27. Havent-Uvarhrra' Aaanriatinn At the annual meeting of the Parent-Teachers' Association, May 1925, the following oflicers were elected: President Mr. W. W. Brown, Vice-President, Mrs. R. D. Gilbert, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs.,E. F. Chapman. A joint meeting of the County League of Women Voters, Parent Teach- ers' Association and the Women's Council was held in Hartland High School October 10. Among the speakers were Mrs. Zachow, State President of Parent-Teachers' Association, and Mrs. Thomas, State President of League of Women Voters. Mrs. Reeve, National President of the Parent-Teachers' Association, spoke before the Parent-Teachers' Association section at the Teachers' Convention held October 15 in the Journal Building, Milwaukee. , A basket social held November 19, netted 540.00 which has been applied on purchase of pading for gymnasium walls. . Dr. Prince of Coples' Sanatorium, spoke on , The Relation of Parent- Teachers' Associations to School Development, December 17. Captain Alberts of St. John's Military Academy spoke January 28. NHe said Education is the art of teaching things people will never remember, in a way they will never forget. A All of the meetings have been interesting and valuable, and those which are to be held during the remainder of the school year promise to be just as good. MRS. E. F. CHAPMAN, ' Secretary-Treasurer. l23l

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'H 1926 THE BEAVER 1926 Uhr Earth Q Top Row-Sidneyg Fisher, James Peterson, Mr. Smith, Clement Hanrahan, William Hass- linger, Charles Wittenberg. Middle Row-Leonard Fredrickson, Walter Klug, Grant Jorgensen, Louis Overbaugh, Roy Heidel, Edward Tuckerman, Edward Dabroskie. Bottom Row-James Thomas, Irving Trapp, Edwin Eiseu, Linus Gantenbein, Willard Pynn, Roger Donovan, Norman Staus. oFF1cERs Louis Overbaugh . . . .............. .............. P resident William Hasslinger . .. . .. Secretary and Treasurer , The band re-organized this year under the leadership of Mr. William Smith. Owing- to the large number who had dropped out of the band or who had graduated, we secured many new members. Mr. Smith has been very generous with his help, and we feel that we owe him much for our progress. The band played at most of the home basket ball games the past year. We hope that this organization will continue its work in future years, as it has given its members a training which they would not have received otherwise. G. J. '26 E301