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

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e R. Pettee E. Moulton M. Stadler D. johnson C. Glendenning R. Sclvfiflq VV. Demerf A. Haanstaa' M. Arnizndxon B. Haugfvian Hayes H. Blum L. Haskell O. Anderson N. Perry R. Ke.'n- lvofer IV. Ryan B. Beckwith I.. Steftiner Plrzflipseri E. Roen T. Afton S. Berg fl. Reichert D. Burton A. Rindlisbacfver IW. f.eG0re ill. Phillips D. Cox M. l'l'i11 B. Hagen M. Leonard G. Bronstad Overbjy L. johnson O'Gara DRAMA CLUB Phyllis Myhers .. . .. President . Orion Anderson Holland Schlick . Vice President . . . Harvey Blum Florence Bliss Secretary and Treasurer .. , Alma Reichert H1 len Knutson . . Librarian . Durand Burton One ot' the latest additions to the high school is the drama club. The purpose is to interest students in the drama. It teaches them to llc more at ease on the speaking platform. The club created a great deal ol' interest and many students tried out for membership. The meetings are held the first and third Wednesdays ol' every month. It is arranged so that one will be a work meeting and the other a social. At the end ol' the first semester a farewell party was given to the seniors in the Drama Cluh. The following members were gjraduatcd in January: Phyllis Myhirs, Fern Hailey, Virginia Best, Leona Olson, and Yeral Olson. The second semester started with the election ol' new officers. Aif'E:tlI'lj1'.4 were scheduled the same as hel'ore. ln place ol' the five mem- lwix- who were pgraduated, six new members were selected. inn

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C. Glendenning A. O'Gara IU. Stark A. Rindlivbaclver C. Cfvriytianfon P. Casey J. O'Gara lV. Knzzdxon f. Knzldfon H. Keebauglv H. Blum lV. Weldon ill. Lund L. Lernke D. Hirsch D. Reclqens thaler lv. Ryan D. Sflmeider R. Sauer E. Bodeen rllr. Townsend' I. Faiell R. Hagen E. Slveriev ll . Radtfqe D. Lemler Cox H. fone! I. Elder G. Haytos R. Hoffman D. .Slveney H. Knutson HI-Y - HEART OF THE NORTH CHAPTER First Semester Officers Sec-ond Semester Officers Rolland Sc-hlick ..,. .. . . . President .... . ..,. . , .. . . . John Jacobson John Jaeohstn ,.,, H ,,,,,, , ,, Vice President , .. William Ryan Edward Sheryey Secretary and Treasurer .E . Rolland Schlick Harvey Blum .,... .. . . . Guard . . . DeYVayne Reckenthuler Mr. Townsend ..,. ., , .. .. ,.,,. Adviser .... ........, . .. . Mr. Townsend LAND O' LAKES CHAPTER First Semester Officers Second Semester Oftit-ers Chester Christianson .. . . .. ,. President . ...... . . .. Arthur Rindlisbaeher George Hayes ..,. .... .... X 'ice President ..... .. . Richard Hoffman Lamont Harbac-k ...Treasureix First Semester Ivan Elder .. . . . .. .... Secretary and Treasurer ........ . .. Donald Lemler DeWayne Rec-kenthaler .. .. . Guard .. ,, , Rohert Sauers Mr. Townsend .... ... . .. . Adviser . . .. . , . Mr. Townsend The A Chapter of the Hi-Y was again organized under the able supervision of Mr. Townsend. This chapter is now called The Heart of the North. The club this year is composed of fifteen members of the Junior and Senior classes. The Land O' Lakes Chapter was also organized under Mr. Townsend's supervision. This chapter is crmpused of Sophomores and Freshmen. The purpose of the Hi-Y clubs is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Its platform is Clean Living. Clean Sports. Clean Speech and Clean Scholarship. By the co-opcration of the two chapters a small haskwthall and foothall schedule was printed and rlistrihutecl among the students of the High School. A very helpful little cheer hook was distributed to each student Yu assist him in learning the high school chef-rs. E471

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R. Stoilz A. Birklzok E. Ingwell B. Hauglvian Ci Sclveu D. F055 IW. Sclvaupp E. Graren Ill. lVif1 fUiisSfodd.1rt .Ulu ll'ollt1 B. .llcxtzfv ill.,'lIar1infon A. Hanson HOME ECONOMICS CLUB T President ..,, ,,,,,,, Catherine Scheu Vice President , ,,.. ..,. B ernadette Haughian Secretary and Treasurer ,, .,,, ,,,, , Marjorie Wilz Advlsers ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , Miss Stoddart and Miss Wolla Any girl in high school is eligible to join the Home Economics Club. The initiation fee is twenty-tive cents and assessments are made to secure money for parties. The regular meetings are held in the sewing room the second and fouith Thursdays of each school month. The club has one social meeting a month, which includes a tea for new members, initiation, Christmas party for poor children, and a Valen- tine party. The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to teach the girls the various phases of social lite that are omitted from the regular cur- riculum. E491