Washington High School - Junior Yearbook (Rice Lake, WI)

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10B SOPHOMORSE CLASS President ...., ,,,,.. . .. Helen Andrews Vice President ..,7,,,,,,,,..,,. ,7,, Lorraine Rubyor Secretary and Treasurer ,,.,,,, .. Charlotte Peterson Class Adviser .,7, . .....,7 W.. ,,..,,, Mr. Townsend We may look like I1 bunch oi' green horns, but remember that appearances are often deceiving. Perhaps we have not made such a good showing in school activi- ties as yet, but just watch our smoke when we get started. We are striving to do our best in setting good examples for others who follow, and to make the Rice Lake High School a success. J. Farraml E. McGill C. Brimk R. Quinn lil. Slmn' C. lV0oa'l1eflQ V. Nichols H. Knutson llf. Amlrorn V. Slmdlirk E. Skar NI. Krmislv IV. Knudfon V, Foxfimi G. Sflvreiner O. lil. Hogan O. Enquir! F. Nuttcr D. Clifton Knudson H. Amlrenpf C. Yri D. Slvervey E. Fitzgerald Lzifl

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9A FRESHMAN CLASS President ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,7,,,, R ichard Hoffman Vice President ,,.,,,.,....,.,...,.. ..,A.... E ugene Kennedy Secretary and Treasurer .,7, .....,,7,, F rank Nelson Class Adviser ,..,,.,,,,....,,...,.... ..,7,. ,,7,,7,,,.....,.,.........,,,,,, M i Ss Haldorson A class that is a class! We didn't start out with much of a bang, but just watch for the finish. We have representatives in the athletic field, in Hi-Y, Girls' Club, the Glee Clubs, the band, and the orchestra. Our confusion at first was probably due to the large size of our class, and the fact that most of us came from either parochial or coun- try schools. Neverthless, it didn't take us long to catch on to the ways and means of the school. We are all out to make -the goal. gl n Jllllvx1u11-in nu In loving nlernurg of our clussnlufe, GLEN FLOAN. who died February 29, 1932 H. Moe fl. Searle R. Anderson J. Filzgemld W. Plnllipson I. Peterson K. McSbane A. Zabel D. Nelson W. lflloodberk james 0'Brien C. Birlalvolz I. Hflvilney O. Olson R. Jensen A. Coleman E. Engelsgjercl C. Folstaal C. Peterson P. Anderson T, lnvlvcclq M. Martinson Benson S, jaclvim M. Bunker M. Hazellrerg K. Alton F. Parks F,Plv1lIipson lzasl