North Freedom High School - Torch Yearbook (North Freedom, WI)

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Junior Class Lange, Dickie, Xvooml, Zienike, Dickie, Rudies, Schmidt Flon, Warne, Spaulding, 1+'1'ecl1'ick, Brooks, Giese, Chute Junior Class Officers President ...... Ruth Dickie Vice-President . . Ruth Ziemke Secretary-Treasurer . Philipp Lange The Junior Class was an active body in school affairs this year. The class was well represented in forensics, athletics, music and all other phases of school life where general good spiri.t was needed, Outstanding achieve- ments of the class this year were the originating of the standard school design for class rings, publication of this book, and publication of one monthly issue of the Torch paper. Page Nine

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Page Eight CARL H. RISTAU Pratt Basketball, 2-3-4g Class Pres., 1' Plays 2-3-43 opereua, 1, Student Couhcil, 4g' Band, 1-2-3-43 Torch Annual Staff, 3: Bus. Mgr. Torch Paper, 43 Forensicis, 35 Track, 3-4. WALTER SCHARA Wally Basketball, 1-2-R-43 Capt., 2-3-49 Band. 2-3-45 Plays, 2-43 Track, 3-4. FLORENCE E. ULRICH Girlie Band, 2-3-43 Glee Clubg, 1-2-3-4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-3-43 Class Vice-Pres., 3-4, Operetta, 3-45 Forensics, 2-3-45 Plays, 4.

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ww Sophomore Class Evarts. Pawlisch, Griep, Ropers, Sc-llara Hintz, Buxton, Lange, Bender, Blavk, Myers, Deyhle Sophomore Class Officers President ...... Rex Griep Vice-President . . Dorothea Lange Secretary-Treasurer .... Bonita Myers Judging by the elaborate and painstaking initiation given the Fresh- men by the Sopohomores at the beginning of the year, we expected the Class of 1931 to be a live wire throughout the school year. Judgment erred. however, and the class lapsed into a state of blissful quietude. We again heard of them when they made 1-1 very fine showing in declam- :ztory and oratory. Page Ten