Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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20 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Immense is the job ahead..... ANSEL ANDERSON JAMES MEZZANO, JR. Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wisconsin Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wisconsin, B. S. Industrial Arts. Football; bas- E. S. Industrial Arts kettall; W Club h:ter j. patranek Northern Michigan College of Education, B. S. Industrial Arts. Assistant Football, Easketball Coach; Freshman Advisor; V Club Beck of the motor’s humming, back of the belts that sing, Back of the hammer’s drumming, back of the cranes that swing. There is the eye which scans them, watching through stress and strain; There i9 the mind which plans them, back of the brawn and brain. —Berton Braley

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COMMERCIAL 19 To capture the winged word.. CahL E. KLEIMOLA Whitewater State Teachers College, Whi-tewater, Wisconsin, E. Ed, University of Minnesota, M. A. Commerce.. Tatler; Ticket Sales $ Seniox' Class Advisor; Echo ANNE EORDINI Whitewater State Teachers College, Whi tewater. Wisconsin, E. Ed. Conmerce Sarah sat down to her typewriter and slipped a card between the rollers. She was a nimble worker. . .Sarah s fingers danced like midgets above a summer stream. Down through the courses she worked, giving each item its position with an accurate eye... The typewriter began to rattle and jump like a strike-breaker’s motor car... —0. Henry

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HOME ECONOMICS Ah, to tickle the palate 21 CAROL KRANS Michigan State Normal College, B. S. 4-H Club 3 EERNETTA KAHABKA Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wisconsin, B S. Homemaking. 4-H Club; Sophomore Class Advisor Let us be thankful for the good Beauty and benison of food. Let us join chiming vowel with rowel To rhapsodize fish, flesh, and fowl; And let us thank God in our songs There are as many tastes as tongues. —Louis Untermeyer n