Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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JUN IORS .lack Curtin-Will this test count much? Miss XYeightman-Your's won't. Miss Cushman's notice to Tony Larson-Hell on Ice. Second notice. e A Q, Mr. Ullsvik-YVhich can you get more of in a barrel, . lemons or nuts? , '23, - I' 1 if f Cz-Lemons, because you can squeeze more in. Mr. McMullen-You all know how to make hard water soft, but how do you make soft water hard? jerry Burns-Freeze it. Bob Vtfatzke-VVhy do they have fences around ceme- teries? Don Vtlatzke-Because so many people are dying to get in. They laughed when he told them that he just washed the windows on the inside. They didn't know that he wanted to keep the neighbors from seeing in. YVe're surprised at Oz Fox, passing Mr. Mackenzie in the hall one dayg he greeted him with a pleasant Hello, Gordon l To .lack VVaters tShortyj goes the prize for the best ap- ple-polisher in the junior class. Having participated in the committee of three that took flowers tand they were red and yellow roseslb to Miss VVeightnian when she had an attack of the flu, and since he was so eager to help her in arranging the library for the Philomathia tea, he must have had something greater in mind than the sheer joy of helping teacher! Barney Mueller has become an example for history students to follow, for much to Miss ,lohnson's surprise, he has been found to keep outlines of the chapters which shows that Dave has found at way to keep events straight and which I hope Dave will continue and possibly get Dick to start one too. Junior Statistics: Biggest gigglers-Cockoo Torniey tlstj, .lean lXlcIntyre t2ndl. Best athlete-Barney Mueller or John Schuette. Best natured-Tony Larson tlstj, Julianne Reanier t2nd5. Biggest dude-Dave Sommers. Smartest-Mary ,lane Purcell, the Hlatzkes. I. XValton, Bob McDuffy. Biggest flirt-Nancy Brinton. Sweetest-Joan Adams. Biggest grind-Shorty Vtfaters tHow'd he get in here?5 Practice Teacher-lt is better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven says Satan. T ' Lyle Peterson-VVell this guy would rather go to Hell and have some rain than to go to Heaven and have to work. -17-

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Fth Ri-wr: Stein, tlzirk. l,:trson, Gilbert. Bush, Bolz, Mueller, Eggers, D. Watzke, Grann, R. lVatzke. 4th Row: Flciningl, lic-nson, Soninicr, Richardson, Turner. Fchuettc. MacDuHec, R. Parker, Sanderson, Peterson. 3rd Row: J. Tornicy, Stoehcr, .-Xdanis, V. Parker, Coe, Janiieson, XValton, Cichon. Mc- tnnre, Mclntyre, l.conart.l. lntl Row: Brynelson, Krthl, Mutchler, Curtin, Steinhauer, Fitzgerald, Davies, Levenick, Sullivan. lst Rityv: Bryant, Rainsdell, Bateman, Conner, Fox, Miss VVeightnian, Mr. Ullsvik, llfaters, if Torniey, Holmes, Gulhang, Reamer. .-Xlso: Brinton, Burns. Dickson, Hunt, Kessenich, Lorenz, Murray, Purcell, Sheldon. JUNIOR CLASS CHFFICERS President ...... ..... ....... .... ........ F l 2 i ck XYaters Vice President M- ..... .... C 'atharine Connor Secretary ...7. - ..... --- ---Mary McGuire TI'E'IlSllI'CI' .,..,,...A... .... .................. O s mon Fox Vouncil Reprcscntgitives - ---Osmon Fox: Mary Mctiinire lYith still one year to go, the Juniors already have themselves well estab- lished in the annals ol XYisconsin High School. VVhcther it he in athletics or social activities, in music or clramatics you may he sure that the Juniors are well represented. lfnder the guidance of our capable advisers, lllr. Ullsvik and Bliss lVeight- man, and with our llroni King, ,lohn Schuette's diligent work, we gave the Seniors a royal sendsott with our Junior Prom. Our president, .lack XYaters, presided at our class meetings. and Mary Klcfiuire and f lsnion Fox secured our wants in the School Council. All in all, the -Iuniors or Class of 1940 add the needed spice and sparkle to the whirl of school affairs. -16-

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lfifth Row-Bjerk, Rippe, Peterson, Roesler, Deakman, Moll, liwbank, Neidner. Jackson, Jamieson, Ralph Smith, XYalker. Fourth Row-Anderson, Vallis, Mcfiovern, Marks, Clayton, Truax, Odcgard, Breitenbach, Ross. Blum, Jones. Third Row-Larson, Johnson, A. Teckmeyer, lfby, Hayes, Frederick, Lowry, Bunn, Rice, McCormick, Montgomery, Otto. Second Row-Ermeling, J. Teckmeyer, Bogholt, Kennedy, Klipstein, Robert Smith, Browne, Pride, Baernstein, Kessler. George. First Row-Holt, XVhite, Brannan, H. Risley, Conlin, Mrs. Nofsker, Stoeber, Davis, Damon, Sheldon. Also-Everson, Hanson, Mehlig, Mosley, R. Risley. SOPHOMORE CLASS President ...... ............................ .... R o bert Pride Vice President .... .... R obert Jackson Secretary ...... .............. D on Anderson Treasurer .............. ................... R alph Smith Council Representatives --- .... Helen Bunn, Henry Ewbank Advisers .............. .... . .Miss Hoard, Mrs. Nofsker We, the class of '41, are again giving you a brief account of another suc- cessful school year. XVe have the brains, the brawn, and the good looks all molded into one. Some of us are 'Wisconsin High's future star athletes, actively participating in football, basketball, and other sports. XVe have some fine dehaters, smooth actors, a few good singers and instrumentalists, and talented artists. lVe boast of representatives to every club in XVisconsin High. At Christmas time, we filled gaily-wrapped bushel baskets with still gayer things inside and got a couple of good-sized Christmas trees for two families. As usual, Shuffle was the big highlight of the year, with Dick Harris as the orchestra leader and a large crowd swinging to his music. In closing this year, we wish to thank Mrs. Nofsker and Miss Hoard, our splendid advisers. -18-