Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

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J IOY Z' At first I had no conceptlon of what this picturesque scene mlght be I medltated for a moment and suddenly an Idea sprang mto my mlnd Mrght lt b the three Fates who spun the thread of human life wlth all nts Joys and sorrows3 Surely lt must be they because I have heard people say that they dad their work ln the same kmd of place as this As I approached them I found my supposition to be true enough they were about to spln the vocation of each m mber of the senlor class Nothmg could have mterested me more as I always had a keen desire to know what path my classmates would choose after they had once left their Alma Mater As I stood there Clotho the flrst slster pulled f om her group of threads a bright yellow color wlth which she was going to begm weavlng the mat As she dd so a scene ln the hrgh courts appeared to me where was seated th honorable Judge Reich He was presldmg over a case agalnst a man who was convicted of treason Mr Reich s Just and logical decisions had gamed a wonderful publlclty for him Clotho handed the thread to Lachesls who twrsted rt and took another thread In this picture I saw Arthur Benzlnger He had recently graduated from the college of Agrlculture at Madison and had just purchased a farm north of Mlshlcot Arthur had agreed to furnish Mlshlcot wlth his hugh grade dairy products Needless to say a pros perous future hes before hlm My vlews were then taken to a scene on Mlchlgan Avenue ln New York Cnty Much to my surprise I found Wllllam Puta selling has Ford agency and garage He thought lt would be a matter of only a few years before the automobile business would be dull Hrs ambition was to work up an agency for aeroplanes The next thread was a bright green and as Clotho began to weave It among the rest I saw Irvln Voelker ln his Library concentratmg over the work he had before hlm It wlll not be long before the students of our Hugh School will be studyxng Physlcs from Irvln Voelkers new text which will soon be publlshed No doubt the Mlshlcot Hugh School will order a carload The scene wamshed but It was soon replaced by another one of my classmates I saw Anna Novachek the gurl of many loves Qhe had found out the Hckleness of the masculme heart and was entermg a convent to drown her woes ln penance and prayer Carol Scheuer had also become imbued wlth the pious spmt and was about to depart for the darkest wllds of Africa to convert the heathens Of course she was well supplied wlth powder puffs and freckle lotlons because she le1rned rn commercial geography that the climate there had a tendency to brmg out freckles Lachesls was again given the thread to twlst and as Clotho took another thread blue ln color I saw the Image of Carl Wojta He was spending hrs lrfe ln a state of single wretchedness because of his fate Mr Wojta was engaged to marry a certam gurl of the class of 25 but the eve before their marriage she eloped wlth another man His misfortune had changed his appearance so much that I barely recognized hlm Another thread was taken I was attracted by a beauty parlor wrth Caroline Iam: Nm teen . ' 54, ,. n ' 1, -fa li uf . r Y L :V 1.-5' 1 -. ' v . ' S , . F Y . , 3 A . . . ' . Y . ' I 5 I , , . . . . G I . , , . . . . . . , . ' Y U ' 0 Q '- v v 9 ' , . . , . , . e., , . Q . . , 1 1 1 1 , ., . , . . . . , . . , . ee .V 9

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CU Y ' :iii C 4, utrcr tr rx trr mn cr ing u ron our c rss rings rmrtr trons motto 1n rlrt lr e we alwaxs came to rn rgreement e1sr 5 XX hen the cl1ss roll was taken at the opening of school last September we found tlr t R1lplr l ot lr rd f1rled to rorn us whrl Gordon X okrodt left to frnrsh hrs high school r t hhtlroygm the Volcrodt frmr x lrrxrng more to trrt arts rt Ss x s 1 se o 1 nur Mrslrrcottrrn It rtm1rned for our class to bend rts efforts through the Goodfellowshrp cut the hrst rs u of the Mrshrcottran Monthly as a Chrrstm1s number Richard Stangel lrcld down th edrtor s clrarr wlrrle harl Tetzlcrff looked 1fter the business manager s dutrcs The first issues were nrostly experimental as the school drd not possess the necessrry prrntrng f1crlrtres but rn trme the p1per will t1lce on an appearance much lrlce other monthly school publrcatrons Four of our members helped to mal: up the debating team of thrs year Th y were Clarence Reich lrvrn Voelker Richard Stangel wrtlr Earl Tetzlaff as alternate Although our te1ms were not returned srctors we did help to lay the foundation for the debating teams next year ln atlrletrcs we were not qurte as successful we harrng put only two men on the basl-.et ball squad They were Carl Wojta and Richard Stangel Fellow cl1ssmates thrs forms our rntroductorx hrstorx We are about to leave and follow our rndrvrdual calling Mav the hrstory of our rndrrrdual efforts rn the future be m1rlcrd with the s1me 'rtrsfactorx results though rn higher and nobl r drrectrons for the common good of socretx as has just b en recorded RICHARD smsrcet Class Prophecy It was a bright day The sun was shrnrng brrghtlv and the sky was of a deep blue l'he birds were flrttrng from trce to tree pouring forth therr melodrous tones rn a manner l had nes er before witnessed The flowers were smrlrng to one another along the roadside and rn the fields rerorcrng that summer was again at hand It had always been mv delrght to take a short walk on a day of thrs kind and my opportunity certainly had come l set forth along the shaded way enjoying the beauties of nature as I went and wrthout any thought of any kind as to my destrnatron l had not w1lked far when I came to 1 leafs bower and being somewhat fatigued I pl rnned to take 1 rest As l was about to seat mvself on a mossy turf I saw something that startled me ln the distance l saw three frgures moxrng about I could not see what they were dorng, but at am rate l notrced that therr fingers were berng busrly employed 1' ru I-rr.lrt,4-1 rr vi L V W AN i. . . , Y HY 4 2 I CBI' 7 gi Y Y, , W , Ll' '1 tug' l r :rccorrrplislr ilu- Ilt'l't'SSil l ings. XV' - de A I ' 'li 'i i 'i 2- ' ,K d 1 'lt , ' 'je a 2 ' .flu il 1 DP i 1 A D A t, ' I C l 'I Y - i . . carree' ar .N 1 'J . ' ' 1 'lj z 'rd l 4 9 'lil 1 elzr.: of l922 va., the first to publish . lriglr ho l . n al rlrf- Club to start the publication of a school monthly paper. ln this it succeeded, and put 1 1 ' s e 1 ' ' ', 5- .- ' ' ' e ' ' ' 'H' ' . 1 ' ' - Kai .-'I -I I f Y. I . 1' . . . l .1 V. C I . . . n ' ' .l e . . I I A V. A , Y . . 4 v l K N, . - - I u 1'y ' --7. , . ' ' f ' S. i ' . . ' ' ,' . ' . . V . D A V J . ' . . ' 'c ' 1 ' 1' ' ', . . , Q c ' . . ' ' y . J

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V- N O-6 4 Strouf rn charge She lr rd r lr irr drcssrng cstrlxlrshment rn Chrcigo and was fol owrnf' her profession very well Thr was not a real surprise bemuse I knew she loved to gaze rn wonder and idmrratron at the corffures and fancy hair dresses rn school My eyes then followed the crowd to the Opera House where a free lecture was hung gn n by Earl rletzlwff Hrs work was delivering speeches on Men rn Public Work Now that woman uffrage prevails the men are rather uneasy or er the fact that women wrll soon occupy the posrtrons wherein the men now predominate Mr Tetzlaff towoc High School and was vitally interested rn present day subjects Francis Scheuer was the next person that appeared to me He had succeeded lVlclVlanus rn producing the Brrnfrrng Up Father cartoons Hrs sketches were even more true than lVlclVlanus own The demand for hrs work was almost universal and attracted attention rn China Japan and Turkey The finished work was again handed to Lachesis and a new thread was ready to be woven among the rest As Clotho began to weave again I saw a number of people astrr due to the disappearance of a S150 000 necklace owned by the noted prrma donna Martha Zeddles Miss Zeddres who was taking part in the play Up rn the Clouds left her necklace in the dressing room from which rt was stolen The renowned detective Harold Klabunde is now on the hunt for the thieves It rs believed they were taken by Douglas Fairbanks and he rs now rn Hollywood makrng a search We are much rn doubt rf he devotes all of hrs time to this particular cause The new thread brought forth another interesting prcture Edna Spiegel had just recerwecl the honor of being the first lVlrshrcot woman to be admitted to the bar The time has come when her knowledge of the constitution will be of use to her She has the congratulations of all our class and we hope that she wrll be successful in her work Lachesrs pushed the partly wox en mat over the loom and as she drd so l saw a noisy group centered about Pauline Benesch who had just returned from Kentucky She had been teaching the bookworm mountarneers how to make Angels Food With her were Elsie Schroeder and Esther Blank the former had just arrived from Italy where she had been studying at the conservatory of lVlrlan The latter had just returned from Panama in the interest of the Chicago Straw Hat Corporation She was relating her experiences rn the southern countries Atropos now drew her large shears and cut the thread the work was completed Thus Fate has spun her web of trme and the future of our class she holds before us Thev then ascended to the Starry Herghs just 'rs the class of 1923 had done still cherrshrng the high ideals set forth by our motto Sunrise not Sunset LEONA PETRI 23 Pagt Twenty X vi JA-gf A if-rl-' f H ' X' .:.i :i, - af - ' fair .' i ',,. S 1 Q Q at ' ix ,r 's l 7, 1 . K . 4 v I .S v K f n - 4. ' I V came at the request of Richard Stangel, who was engaged as the principal of the Mani- .. . H . . i N . .- C ' Y . n 7 0 I . Q ' , . . . y . . H . y, Q ' Y V A 1 U Y V. . I . . . I L ' . . . ' ' Cl ' 'Y V Y ' I 1