Janesville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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Class Roll WW J G X Y Wlililfill l p MHX Wi L. 1 i'l5, ',fi flls- lllllllllhs. I X X ,AIIDEM Harold Albrecht Helen Anderson Hildr-ed Anderson Alice Athon Stella Babcock Nellie Badger Lula Baird Nlarlin Baker Klarjorie Beals Dorothy Beeler Cora Lee Beers Vivian Bidwell Clarence Bobzien Leila Bostwick lllattie Bower Oscar Brownell Lester Buchholtz Raleigh Bush Charlotte Campbell Margaret Cutler Elton Cutts Chester Dixson Stella Dizon Pearl Dockhorn lllarjorie Earle Lawrence Ellis Dorothy Erickson Edna Ettinger Arthur Fardy Gertrude Fisher Erhard Fuchs Jane Gage VVilliam Gaulke XVillard Gibson Hazel Goodenow Ruth Graesslin Dorothea Gramzow John Granger Beulah Graves Francis Haney Emilie Havlicek Ruth Hartshorn Jeanne Hazzard Gertrude Heller Hubert Hilton Delbert Horn Roy Hugunin John Jarvis Eunice Jerome Esther Johnston Robert Jones Dorothy Kaempflein Louise Larson Marion Lee Frank Lewis Robert Liddell Lowell Lowth lllildred lklalmberg Ethel Nlanthei Garthfield llflanz Gertrude lX1IcCarthy Alfred llfleyer Harold lkliller Thieron Nliller Page Tizceniy Chas. llvlorford lflelvin llflosher Katherine Rflulligan Chester Myers VValter N ightengale Robert O'Connel1 lvlay OlDonnell Verne Olsen Edna Olson VVilma Peterson llflargaret Powell Edith Rashid Evelyn Rathjen Esther Rau Everett Richter James Rooney Doris Robbins Beulah Robinson Nlary Rogers Duane Schmitt Nettie Sincox Arthur Strampe Jean Sutherland VVyman Viall Jessie V ineer Dale VValter N-ancy VVheelock Franklin VVilcox Gladys VViggins Lucille VVoods Lawrence VVoodman

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EIIEEV Y X X 4511311511 , . wt Q K -1 1 ' ' fm 1 ' 1. ' y p . '+.3'-'psi c 5IPl!Di1hs.e X C yy X X yy ,JIIHIDBH s Pres.-Ruth Austin Sec'y--Arthur Hanrahan Vice-Pres.-Nancy Muggleton HONOR ROLL-9B LCASS Elinor Bell 9415 George Huggins Greydon Ellis Geraldine Crawford 9134 Y lxuth Clark 91. Class History ln the fall of l21 we, the sailors of the second rank, hoisted our sails and put out into the Sea of Knowledge in the Janesville High School. There were one hundred and forty-one sailors enrolled in the good ship's log. The inexperienced crew of the grades had but barely drifted in still places far from the rough and tumbling sea of higher knowl-edge, and so it was quite hard at firstg but we were hardy seamen and braved it all. A month after putting out we elected our ship's ollicers. Ruth Austin became our capable captain. Nancy llluggleton was made trusty coxswain. Arthur Han- rahan and Dorothy Grubb became our first and second mates. VVe elected Russell johnson and Phyllis Luchsinger for our representatives at the sailoi-'s council. In a few weeks we had become settled in our new ship, and we had also become acquainted with our uppershipmen's pranks and jests. And so with the advice ot our gracious pilot, llfliss Drew, we have begun our stfeady voyage over the turbulent waters of Knowledge. ln our logi you will find already recorded one happy evening spent by our crew together, the evening before Thanksgiving in 1921. ln four years' time we, the sailors then of the highest rank, hope with the generous help of our admiralls staff to have successfully put into port from our perilous journey on the Sea of Knowledge in the Janesville High School. --ELINOR BELL. Page T-zcenly-Tfwo n