Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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1 1 W' ffwdf Q 1 f U ' , THE BEAVER 1926 Girlz' Tilazkvthall Gram Miss Mandeville, Managerg Captain, Louise O'Brien, Center, Inez Nienow, Guardg Anita Olsen, Forwardg Leona Geason, Forwardg Helen Andrews, Guard, Helen Shepherd, Forward, Blanche Butler, Guard. The Girls' Basketball Team had a very successful year, winning four out of six games, due to the eiiicient coaching of George Gerbensky and the good management of Miss Mandeville. Two of the games were played with moditied girls' rules. In previous years the girls have played boys' rules. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE Waterloo ...... . ............... 11 Hartland .......... . . 9 Menomonee Falls . . 11 Hartland . . . . . 29 Pewaukee ...... . . 13 Hartland . . . . . 15 Waterloo . . . . 18 Hartland . . . . . 14 Pewaukee ....... . 7 Hartland . . . . . 10 Menomonee Falls . 1 Hartland . . . . . 13 Opponents . .. .. 61 Hartland .. .. .......... . . . . . . . . 90 M. F. H. '26. OFFICERS President ...... ..... .... . . . . . . Grant Jorgensen Vice-President .......... . . . Richard Brown Secretary and Treasurer . . .... . . Louis Overbaugh L i321

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ww 1 I ' s THE BEAVER 1926 mage' Ennkvthall Gram Top Row-Mr. Olsen, Coachg Raphael Daley, Center, Walter Mantel, Forwardg Richard Brown, Guard g Henry Shepherd, Forward, Louis Overbaugh, Guardg Mr. Coates, Manager. Bottom Row-Sidney Fisher, Forwardg William Hasslinger, Guard, Captain, Grant Jorgen- son, Forwardg Winston Brown, Forward: Arthur Cull, Guard. Norris Farm . . . ....... North Milwaukee Oconomowoc .. .... . Waterloo . . . ......... . Menomonee Falls North Milwaukee Pewaukee Norris Farm .... Waterloo ..... Oconomowoc . . . . . . . Pewaukee .... . Menomonee Falls Opponents .... BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE .Hartland .. . . . Hartland . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . ... Hartland ... .. . . . Hartland . .. .. . . . Hartland V g. .. .. . . . Hartland . . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . 22 12 14 29 17 15 22 14 13 24 . . . 12 Hartland .. . . 16 28 24 24 18 27 24 28 33 . . . 25 Hartland .......... . . 17 10 19 . . . N Hartland ........... . . . 242 Hartland H. S. 245 The Athletic Association was introduced' into our High School to promote athletics and to foster sportsmanship, and to this end we have striven. We are expecting great things from our golf team this year as it consists of such experts as Sandgren, Jorgenson, and Woodward. For two consecutive years our teams in golf won second place, and one year they took third place in the State High School Golf Tournament. As an association we wish to thank all those who have helped us to make it a success. L. H. O. '26, lf31l

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1926 THE BEAVER 1926 I Qlamp Ellirr Girlz Top Row-Naomi Phitfer, Jane Davies, Gretchen Overbaugh, Florence Petersen, Guardian, Esther Wrede, Inez Wiggins. 'Second Row-Leona Fisher, Myrtle Nelson, Ione Brown, Elizabeth Coates, Charlotte Schwartz, Edith Weed, Marion Staus. . Bottom Row-Katherine Hasslinger, Irene Hanson, Dorothy Orth, Frances Petersen, Irm- garde Wrede. TA-TA-POCHAN' CAMP FIRE Cannot be pulled apart. OFFICERS Sponsor ...... .................. ....... M i ss Van Buren President ...... ............ . .. Gretchen Overbaugh Vice-President ......... Jane Davies Secretary ...... ......................... I rmgarde Wrede Treasurer ......... ................................ L eona Fisher Social Leaders .... ..... F rances Petersen and Charlotte Schwartz Pianist .......... .................... ................................ I o ne Brown Guardian ...... ................................................... F lor-ence Petersen u OUR SLOGAN: GIVE SERVICE The first meeting of our camp was held February 10, 1925 when nine girls gathered to organize a group of Camp Fire Girls under the guardianship of Florence Peterson. Many good times and useful meetings have been held since. We are ready to serve our community and help those who are in need. We spend our time in working -for things in life. Our greatest desire is to live up to the laws of the Fire. We apprecite the highest values in life and wish to live so that our daily lives may be the application and expression of our ideals-we are Camp Fire Girls! i331 F. P. '26,