Ashland High School - Wawata Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

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I4 6. f i 2 Page 5 N. 1 , J v f B 6 , V N N Y' ' sf 0' 'H X L I 9 K 1 SY ii' ix JF 04121, aacoi . Administration X . Facuhy WN Seniors QP f Q-J Uigifciassmen 5 www? iw on iw Nijiir iii? af! Lf 'J 1 J, i viii i Jim Xvf M Ng YL, 5, XJ iii U vi v iyi lx' lv Q x . xx X -l fi Ni W Q' 3 Ji ni va 5 wi Q .Q X F ' X i 2' x vii' 'AC fi if W5 Pgb 5 QM' . ,Aan 1. 35, My 2 A Y x ,M M3 V as Y? sw Q, ,,- V xv' H, 'W ,Q 'Ulf 'Wm ,ef gwas Gm is 4 5 gf 1 I Z Mn E M' o 5 5 5 15, 41 Wim ha: 1 1 rf Q' ffm '9 5 x I M, f Q. Y 4 g r 'gg ,v as -Q, W A ' 3 .M A 83 W .gd- .xr ETH :Q .gif I ..,,,. il 4' M D 5 ,k, . Y' X71 .f LA 1 F S? . :Q A. 3' w .. .0 C' xp J5 3 iff f 5 N ,W .qu fb.. na- , 'lt ff . ,. X, . fy xl , .. , .. K . I all 1 Y Head janitor, lN1r ,IUhrN1l'1. UELWCHY UP il lcv screws ui some Cuniphculcd much: ' ' IQYIQLYN COQL-BTX1., Lawrence Conservatory of Music-.Niusic . . - . . V ROBERT A. CORY-BE., Whitewater State Teachers College-Typeu-riting EVILLYN DUROCHER-Superior State Teachers College-Art IQMERSON W. EDCERTON-Oshkosh State Teachers College-Woodiwrk DAVID H. HARDIE-BA., University of loxvag N1.A,, Colorado State Teachers College-Mathematics VIOLA HOLT-I3.A,, University of Wisconsin-llislory and Citizenship LYNN F. HOYLAND-BS., University of Wisconsin-Coach and General Science C ltuku me DUROCI Hill IZDGERTON HARDIE lk DLT HUVLAND 'np ' CORY , jlmn ' Mr John Il A1 JVC two nn Arc ,3 . 7444 Jfauef ZI4 MARGARET ROSE KEEFE-BA., Rosary College-English DOROTHY LAUSON-BS.. Milwaukee Downer College-Art DORIS E. LI,iPPl-fX-I5.li., LaCrosse State Teachers Collcge+Phyxifal Education FLORA KIANE MACDONALD-BA, MA., University of Ivlinnesota-History. English. and Social Problems LORRAIXE C TX'IATHEWS-University of Wisconsin-English and Latin THEODORE MESANG-Northland College, University of Wigconsin-Inst z'14 mental Nlusic 4' , 31: KEEFE we-em 4 E ' LAUSC BN MAC DONALD Page iz LEPPLA ',,. M CL ,WCM 1' H I, The mornings notices engross Mr, Hovland, while lvlr cismer departs for his room with a portfolio. of newly marked tests. QWe hope thev'rc all Excellents J , Xml' .wi ALTA E. IVIOQRE-BE., LaCrosse State Teachers Collegeg MA., University of Wisconsin-Engy lish MABLE OBRIEN-B.A., North- land Collegeg MA., Univer- sity of NVisconsin-History HELEN Ni. PARSOlNlS-B.S.,- Stout Institute-Home Eco- nomics T. PAS-BE., Whitewater State Teachers College-jr. Business, Bookkeeping, and Commercial Law PEDER li. PILDERSILN-BS., MA., University of Minnesota -Agriculture and Farm Shop MARY PENN-BA., Northland College-Mathemat ics 1 I K 'Q 1. f-gr MATHEW Mews 'sism UBRIEN PEDERSEN PENN Page 1 '7!mfJlc-wap Zffrnfbwfx 'UF HENRY A RAGAZ BA lv1A Umwersxty of Wise ensh onsm Cm lp jr Buszness and Ceographx WORC AN Sl-Il1RL OCK B A Northland College Ph M Um xers1tx of Vv 1SCOI'1SlI'1 Hzstorx and Cllzzenshzp CLARA C SOLLIE BA Umwersxty of WISCONSIN Algebra french and Englzsh LDI lHl SQOK B N UDIXCTSIIX of loxxa lizologx and Ceneral Sczence FHXIUOTTL l STALLH Supemor grate leachers follege Lzbrarzan LILLIAX stem Umx ersmtx Speech s RAL, x Sl is Rmc 1 SOLLIL SOOK STM l x THQRSQN -4' Awww ,av Page I4 ifnfw ,.Vk KVXTWW K A -f k j- K wr., Y . 4 Q ' . . A Y ,, , q h Y- . 1 A 1 A 1- ' 7 1 - T K : , 4 ' 1 , W l 5 - , - ry M, A v Q v I . 1 J, . ' - . ., , . ,, - f 'A A 3 W .Lg A ' T. THORSON-l3.L., Northwe ' ' ' j- Nl , . L5 ,xx l ' lmukung luke wld frxendx, lxlr hleldx, ani Rulwmlwif talk mer the uftcrnlmn pcrff - name Countcrclockzrzsa 5 f iq 'X . A .r, 1 Q L ' ,ug J X1 ,A f' 'J R 3 A ,Wm-J w ilcled Checks lj 'xi NVc1l4't'U Umm . -. wi hr in A 00 rrli Gulch welklil bsxxgws tlurlnll 1' hunuml' ri the mes up 0 A X, 4 I . V OA 'f U X A I A F CURA VALINSKE-PhB., Phlvl., University ol Wisconsin- History and English E. KETNER WEIKAL-BS., University of Illinois-Physical Education MARCELLA WILHELM-BA., College of St. Scholastica- English EDITH WGGLAND-RSL, Ashland General Hospital-Nurse GUSTAVE ZEISMER-BA., Nebraska Union College: fvl.A,, University of Chicago-Chemistry and Physics fl lg ise: FL1jAul.1N5KE WElKAL LHELM wooi,AND ZEISMER Mr. Har le, y ' the office while Miss O Brien and Miss Kee e morning s mail. l '3- Page is wwwwmwww . . Awe JM' Gag Sub Deb: P ES! G3 Strollers . , . LORRAINE CLARK, Rainy -P 82 G3 Tri Luci , . . RUSSELL COEY, Russ -Basketball: Bandg Orchestra: P 82 G , DOLORES COLLETTE, Dodo -Choirg Strollersg String Pullers . . . FRANCES CUCHRA, Fran -Entered as a sophomore from DePaduag Tri Luci . , . CAROL MARIE DAHLQUIST, Carol -Class Athleticsg Girls' Glee Clubg Tri Luci, Treasurer 3 . . . RAE ELLYN DILLON, Rae - Entered as a junior from Brunswillowg Orchestrag Strollers: 'l'ri Luciz Scene Shifters: Nativity . . . SHIRLEY DORMADY, 'iShirl gGirls' Glee Club , . , DESMOND DOUGLAS. Bud AEntered as a junior from DePaduag Choirg Strollersg Wizardsg june lvladni Nativity: Double lvlale Quartetteg String Pullers, Vice President 3 . . . IVIARSHALL ESPLAND, Mimh +Class Athletics. . . BEVERLY D. FLECK, Bei ' -Entered as a junior from Benoitg Wizards . . . MYRTLE FOSSUM, Babe -Class Athletics: Choir, Vice President 42 Girls' Glee Clubg Sub Debg Wawata, Co-Editor 4: 'l'ri Luci1 Nativityg G.A.A., Vice President 43 Girls' Duetg lvlixed En- semble . . . ROBERT W. FRANCOIS Babe - Class Athleticsg Choirg Boys' Glee Clubg Strollersg Scene Shiftersg F.F.A.g Nativity . . . CARLSK EN CARLSON COLLli'l I4E CUCHRA DOUGLAS ESPLAND xxlilj' buck in 1935 A D A-Recall' CHRISTIIQ CLARK COEY DAI lLQUlS'l' DILLON DORMADN FLECK lft YSSLNI FRANCOIS A19 5 ,, 55,2 i --.:-'fs - - ll eswlw ,,CeP' Baan hmnx . Gnd alll' . gem, vwflfa' rest: Chg? U-Scexrxs.5ChmtiliRkilx 3,1 Hynix K - 2 tl 'Nerf ' Ykxx Ord M ASL htfcasxliltllilelclabx adx l ,atc V Snot-V-W ,yt ami to W1 - YAl3'll5snmc3' 'mel ' -SC owl -' ian- : , -mniX5 KU. SC I wqor Ycfm Che : wb?- 'XIATXLIE FLLLER, Nuts -Class Athletics: Band: Sub Deb: Strollers: Sax Quartette: Scene Shifters: Nativity: Class Treasurer 3 . . . LEONARD W, C-OLDNIAN, Len -Band: Camera Club P H C: Advertising Manager 2, 3 4 Strollers. Clarinet Duet and Trio: Cheer Leader . 4 , ROBERT GORDON, Chip -Basketball: Class Athletics: P 81 C-1 Explorers. Secretary 4: Class Secretary 3 . . . GERALD 'lf GURSKE, 'AGus'?-Football: Basketball: Track: Class Athleticsg FFA .,., XVILLIAN1 CvlfS'lSAl7SON. ulluslyl'-'l'rack. Bas- ketball, Football.X1anager. . . THOYVIAS HADEIELD. A-7SL7f'71H'? . . . PAL7LlNE HACERP--Girls' Olee Club: Service Club. . . XTARC.-XRET HAHN, Peggy -Class Athleticsl Choir: Girls' Olee Club. Aceompanist 3: Band: OTChCStT31 Camera Club. Yiee President Z1 Class Athletics. O .-X A.: Sub Deb: Tri Luci: Wizards . , . GENEVA HALYERSON. l3utrl1l'4Class Athletics: Girls' Clee Club: Sub Deb: lri Luci: String Pullers: CAM-X .... JACK HANSENW-Entered as a senior from Cornell: Class Athletics: Dm Lars 'iw Camera Club . , . EDWIN HANSONJ, Hlftlw---Choir. Boys Clce Clubl Band: Camera Clubg St rollersi Explorers1Boys' Ensemble . . . P.-XL5L VV. HANSONA l7LFLl,lfR GOLDXl1XN GORDON GURSKE CUS'l',fXl SON HADl5llil-lD l lAGliR l IAHN l'l.fXLYERSON l l.fXNSlfN IIANSON HANSK HN l l.-XRDY l IARRIS l'l:NR'l'UNCl ,jf Q- lers, Secretary 4Q Wizards, Secretary 3 . . . VYOLA H. NELSON, Tula - Class Athleticsg Choirg Girls' Glee Clubg Tri Lucig GAA.: Girls' Sextettc, En- sembleg Service Club . . . EUGENE NEWlvlAN, Gene 4Choirg Boys' Glee Clubg Boys' Quartette and Duet . . . ALBERT NYSTRON1, Alive -Choir? Boys' Glee Clubg Strollersg Explorersg Nativity: Ladies in Retirement . . . jOY OLBY, Hjoydieu-Orchestra: Serv- ice Club . . . HELEN PAP.-XDAKIS, A'Pappy iCl'1oirg Girls' Glee Clubg Camera Clubg Sub Debg Wawata, P 62 G3 Strollersg Tri Lucig Scene Shifters: Na- tivityg G.A.A., Secretary-lreasurer .gg Cheer Leader . . , AGNES PAUWELS, Aggie -Entered as a senior from De- Paduap Girls' Glee Clubp Service Club . . . ADELINE PEACY, HnSllll'lSlll'I'lt.'.' - Strollers . . . lx'lARGARE'l' PEARSON, l.Mll,QSll'--GlTlS. Glee Clubg XVi:z rds . . . ELAINE K. PEDERSEN. Pctlie 4 Entered as a junior from Balsam Lakeg Choir: Girls' Glee Clubg Orchestrap P KS: G3 Tri Luci: Scene Shifters . . . AR'l'l lUR PETERSON, Pete ---Footballl Basket- ball, Captain 45 Traclsg Boys' Glee Clubg Explorers, President 4: Class President f Q Th else . Cf' - 5 out of 3 . . . HELEN PHlLAYA, .S'hurly'Vf- I Girls' Glee Clubl Tri Lueig String Pullersg Service Club . . . lVllLiXVE'lxZ. NKURRISUN MURPHY NEVv'NlAN lNlYSTRUlVl OLBY PEACY PEARSON PEDIZRSEN Flags. ,thw - t 1- , . X 'I Acfllnr clqcfi On I ' irtilllmenf i I NELSON DAPADAKIS PETERSON I NELSON PAUWELS Pl IILAYA ff 1,iXXer. I ew ., as 0 . gli rxangiiveif xx Al A eddle Nix. Qxihzeltxog ctags E, Q the be , 'Suffll T , JUNK' Q r IRENE PINKERT, Pinky -Class Athletics: Choir: Girls' Glee Club: P S2 G: Strollers: Tri Luci . . . DORIS E. RAHN, Do-Do 4Entered as a junior from Mason: Noon Hour Com- mittee . . . CHRISTINE RASPOTNIK, Christie'A-Entered as a junior from Benoit: Wizards: Service Club . . . JEAN REARDON, Hjeannien-Girls' Glee Club: Camera Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3: Sub Deb: Tri Luci: G.A.A.. Point Secre- tary 4 . . . SHIRLEY ANN REVOLINSKI, Rcv --Choir: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A.g Girls' Quartette . . . IVIARVIN RICHARDSON, Marv -Scene Shifters , . . DOROTHY RIKKOLA, Dal -Entered as a senior from Ironwood, Mich, , . . BARBARA ROHOXV, Bobbie 4Girls' Glee Club: Band: Orchestra: Camera Club, Vice President 4: Sub Deb: Tri Luci: G,A.A,: Class Yice President 4 . . . RICI IARD C. RONNING, -Slt0rty -Basketball: Class Athletics: Strollersl Explorers: Class Secretary, 2 . . . SALLY ANN RUSSELL, Sally f Entered as a senior from Superior, Wis .... RUBY D. SAARI: Q Rube -Entered as a junior from Txiarengo: Service Club, Wi jk X vice President 4 . . . iNA xi. sAMuELsoN, :'sum'+GifiS' I Glce Club: Service Club: Secretary 4 . . . EARL SANDERS: ' ' i'Mort -Football: Class Athletics: Band: Camera Club: Strollers: Nativity: Trombone Quartette: Class Historian, 7. and 3 , . . JANE SATHER, Honey fGirls' Glee Club: Tri Luci . . . EDITH SCHINDLER, Shindy -Choir: Girls' Glee ' Club: P 81 G: Tri Luci, Vice President 3, President 41 Scene QD Shifters: Home Room Committee: Ladies in Retirementug ,g f IJ Girls' Sextette, Duet: Class President 4 , . . BOB SCHLEKER, if I Buck -Football: Boys' Glee Club: Strollers: Nativity . . . I CARMEN SCHULTZ Bobbv 4Choirg Girls' Glee Club: I I I A 5,1 INQRT RAHN RASPDTNIK REARDON RHVULINSKI RICHARDSON RIIQKOLA ROHOW RUNNING RUSSELL SAARI SAMUELSON SANDERS SATI IER SCI IINDLER WWW, W fer 194.2 Jam if-I-CCWZ Harry Anderson jean Anderson Leo Anderson Viola Anderson Phyliss Ashmun Mamie Ann Axness Norma Beckman Mary Blglowx Marjorie Binsheld Janice Carlson Lorraine Clark Frances Cuchra Rae Ellyn Dillon Myrtle Eossum Leonard Goldman Thomas Hadfield Pauline Hager Peggy Hahn john Hansen Jean Hardy William Harris Robert Hill Alice Jensen Linnea johnson Muriel johnson Lois Kunkel Barbara Kinney Zelda Kriskoxich Dorothy Lorscheter Rita MIIHNCIZ Ruth Nelson Vvola Nelson Eugene Newman Albert Nystrom Helen Papadaltis Llaxne Pedersen Helen Phllaya 1 i Doris Rahn Chnstine Raspotnick Dorothy Rikkola Barbara Rohow Sally Russell Ruby Saarx Ina Samuelson Ldith Schindler john Shea junior Sommer Alan Sterland Robert Strom Wauneta Taylor Carol jean Temby Lincoln Westman Evelyn Wilda Blaine Wilhelm Iames W1lman Patricia Winter Page 1 v , 1 f ' ' ' Roll bl Virginia Biss Elliot Latts Marilyn Snow Gawieniaf WG' The underclassmen can now look back on a successful year, packed with work and activities. The Juniors can be especially proud of their ac- complishments. As sponsors of the junior-Senior prom, they entertained utfvilffydiwn, rfwufcffqigi Ii3'i,fQ1,ffZ3ntzI wiiqwl president: R N I the Seniors at the major social event Sitrtn, secretary: amii1fT'AtiCchp'cSfdenf- -- at cws, clase fl? WV? Cufifidmf J A of the year, which took place on the evening of April 18. The theme was Someone's Rocking My Dreamboatf' with King Bob Wiberg and Queen Marjorie Provost helping to make it one of the best ever. As a re in ovation the juniors ordered their class ngs o that they would have them to we d ' g ' 61 Senior ai 4' i year. The Sophsf-Pre en, s also en- joyed some ' y e e ' ' gpakies throughout the year. ,SQ ,ya Us QV U. 'Q High on a windy hill, they Sophomore officers feel the effects of a March A breeze. CL, lo RJ: J. Schleker, secretaryg S. Wheeler, historian: A. Lee, vice president: D. Anderson, treasurerg and M. Jones, president. Mr. Pas, class adviser, is not pictured. : The cheerful aspects of their leaders predict great days ahead for the Preps. QL. lo RJ M. B strom treasurer' D Miller president' H johnson vice president' M Wilson historian' secretary: V. Fryklund, vice-presidentg and B. Fossum, president. P. Singer, secretaryg and Miss O Brien, class adviser. Page 27 Woman Suffrage, where art thou? The Freshmen ofhcers QL lo RJ F Grittner, historiang J. Wicks, treasurerg D. Haltvick MR ASHML Nl S CROUP Row 4 ohnson I3 Heglund K Somppl W lX4athcws J Modecn J Collms J Slabx Row 3 R Anlch H ohnson lvfowatt J Hxntlltlta R Wcstlund F Brand1sJ Basner Row 2 C Casperson D Cook R XV1berg N Campbell R Dahl A Paton M Erickson Row 1 R Nvberg J Sharp R Se manko K lviartmson O Johnson V Peter on D Carlson ING! pictured A Penn J Schubert L XVagner wfuzfnaue 'VIISS PENNS CROLP Rou 4 P Hochstafl L Sleren M Nlwstrom M Edgerton M Hmlelewslxl O Rlemer E Per rln D Klem R Il 3 N4 lN4arvland H Johnson P Hansen lvl Bond E Fulton L lehnard lvl llndgren lxl lmdgrcn B lN4athews Rou 2 R Spoolman E Lofstrom R Johnson L Carlson L Carl son M Doane B Johnson E Esson J Shefchlk Ron 1 NA Haltvlck N1 Fresacher P Whltnew A Vwestlund P Bnglow C Bex H Westgate H Johnson Not pnlurcd L Gorexlch D Danlsh CO 'X il' 'Q L., MISS THORSONS GROUP Row 4 J Hagstrom L Johnson Y Ludaclx M Butterworth lvl Russell N Pendergast S Hlcken Row3 J Morris R Jusula l Ander son L Pmkert D Peacy E Grant R Hall F Steves Rowz B Kramer B Gurskc N Mac Arthur H Podolan J Potter S Meyer A C-oldlnger Rau 1 A Boucher R Hagen P Schultz I Tavlor M Taltt D MacArthur V Anderson NUfDlCll1fLLf P Walton Page 1.8 34533 MR. PEDERSENS GROUP A Row 3: A. g, . , ., Leafblad, R. Skalecke, J. Han- sen, L. Yeomans, F. Cuchra, J. Johnson, H, DeBriyn Row 2: G. Schroeder, H. Anderson J. Szarkowski, R. Sampson, M. Sopina, V. Kinney, W. Von Holzen, R, Larson Row 1 : B. Gehrmann, G. Ortman E. Jensen, R. Stroshane, B Shefchik,J. Bailen, M. Uitto,J Johnson Not pictured: D. Aasen, D. Asp lund, W. Biglow, C. Billet, G Carlson, 1.J , . ' - sky, J. Tedlund, XV. Panasuk, B. Wolfe, J. Pocernick, B. Heci movieh f '- fx 1 I Q ' 9 Pa ge ,gf fm gyffyi' J Melber F Davies P rf A fj C ohnson W Strhar f . A 1 . -Q .QQ 46 ., x . 2,2 1. X4R.zEisMER's GROUP Row . . Gustafson L. N'len, R. Alf J . 1 Johnson, R. Forsythe, J. Trombi, D. Green Row 3: J. Donald, R. Ziolkowski, T. Johnson, E. Swanson, W, Oden, T Weir Row 2: R. Ludack, R, Nelson, J. Emer- son, R. Dowden, Ivf. Stasek, P. lmislund Row 1 Danish, V. Kugler, R. Hagen, G. Hedrington, J. Aschbacher, W, Collins Nut pictured: R. Niemi, J. Michalets, R. Thompson, H. Sukanen, E. Van- Ornum, V. Westphal zo OWVL I I I. s 6 W 26' Vt, vb ff-'1v v X 1 2 f9'9 1 MRS. MATHEWS' GROUP Row 4:J. Emerson, V. Goeltz, L. Tucci, J. Nfajewski, S. Robinson, G. Broten, Hoffman J. Row 3: J. Viskoe, L, Larson, D. Koval, A. Hawks, A. Killinger, D. Provost B. Talaska Row 2: R. Ivfaata, P. Zepczyk, E. Link E. Bailey, D. Sawdey, J. Schock, M Paitash .I Row 1: lvl. Provost, E. Dlson, O. Kris- kovich, A. Wilson, M, Raspolic, H McDougall, M. Koestler Not pictured: B. Rabideaux, E. Hag strom, Nl. Goldberg . '1 It I Oi, , . T 1' A X . 1 M N-f. ...- nu QP -.- 2 1-A13 f' ,s Ol: I fffwff ifnewcwk MISS BISHOFFS GROUP Row4 M Iviacdonald D Vsfrxght M .Iones D Anderson P Berg M Edgerton Rou 3 V McGraw D Zxpperer D Larson L Starkman J Rockstad R XVherr1tt G Erxk sen Rou 2 G Hxll G Anderson B I'hone H Rodman S Bayllss .I Harnden Rau 1 B Hedrnngton I Beecher I V-loodhead E Selxlg A Smger E XVIISOFI 'Xotpzttured L NVerner I.. Fors ber 3 rf! QQ ,wid -151 1 if MISS MOORE S GROUP Row 4 D Gllhs W Atherton M Grlffnths V McDermott F Leh nard L Mlsun A Sommers Row 3 P Penn M Duck M Olsen G McG1nn M Sampson M Schwnesau Row 1 M Schneeberger L johnson R Durlca J Ghapple D I:.vans D Feldt Row 1 N Larson B Forsythe G Ballen P Wallcnder B Reas S Potter Notpzclured B Farley, B Romanak 39 V' ,LIQ- NIRS STALEY S GROUP R011 4 E SOllWOd3 V Searlng R Vwllcox T Zlnnecker E Gxese IX Freeman Rou 3 P Iomlxnson I jerabek I Bowd I Houkom I Doane I WCC eehan R u P Iast R Iohnson S NN heeler A Farnmg D Hennell Rou 1 W Seemuth I Prentxce D Engholm I Good NV Berg D Sterland Not pzctured R Stlgleman B Beauregard 'G' 4 xr anlafindh G46 in 0 0 1 MR. HOVLANDS GROUP Row 4: R. Nelson, F. Miller, C. Westman, D. Borowick, R. Singer Row 3: F. Herman, E. Prothero, R. Tibbits, C. Clark, E. Hanson, J. Yovonovich R w 2: D. Anderson, J. DeMars, o W. Danz, H. Johnson, B. Mas- ' .Bo t ell tel, W. Beirl, XV u W Row If W. Lindberg, H. Ronning J. Reed, C. Carlson, S. Lulich R. Hartung, R. Talaska Not pictured: C. Tolliyer 'D my yuan--N x 1 ,f 1-54 ,A , l, .iff Y' ' fl 'll' eff' Iv ' f' .1 r iffy, MISS PARSONS' GROUP Row 4: K. Arbuckle, K. Selle, K. Klaus, C. Phillips, A. Lee, B. Salrni E Erickson E Erickson Row 3: . ' , . , M. Johnson, lvl. Zak, B. 'Forger- son, L. Swanson Row 2: P. Moore, M. Dolezal, A Maslik, L. Provost, G. Schleker, D. Gasman R 1 If E. Sieger, V. Pinten, J ou Reed, V. Peacy, E. Johnson Not pictured: M. Yovonovich, S. Berger . 2 7 J .iw 7 iff - ,, .hxjwf .0129 MW? .fc 1 A -fl? .. LJVV f' fy' .1 61 -JL ,ff X 1 , ,, V. , - K6 I9 V 1 A ,M Q 1 0001 JI. V P2 if QQ oe' 1 A- .1- 'll C21 .i ,, i.5sfif?9 ,ff-1. af: X. Q J A. I C' Q, fa. 3 ..J ie LTI ar. i A 7 -V f y A , . .. ...E J K 4 6 , Q-' , . -'Q ing 'Q-ff.-i f JI Flo V Q 4 4 F T51-, .. ,Vg , A A 12... 1,1 1,1-if 'f,a?:m,,l .,,, 1 . '30 'VO -Z. if ,iii l 'l 1 ' lb in . 'il X ii .gzv VI? ,A k 'XX' I . . ,fi Wir ' J , 'f' -1 1,-L,fy,gL'. M J Qi pg-lB'Y'PAS' GROUP H. Lund, LE. gfiichaeiis, .A Hannuksela, A. Bran is, G. Jolrna C. Chudy, P. Mackie Row 35 E Gurske, E. Foris' G.J'ohr1s9nf E Shefchik, F. Provostg D. Karon Row. 2: F. Lavota, J. Ketchem, D Olloy, P. Beyer, R. Pearce, S. Cvurske Row If E. Gurske, J. Loclle, K. Skelton ' ' ' Nlicha I-. Susienka, W. Yhorson, J. lets ' Not pictured: P. Saarinen Page El Zine MRS. BERARDS GROUP Row 4: A. Navotny, lvl. XVelker, E Vxfalusiak, F. Christiansen, j. Klatt C. Cloude, l. Baltrus Row 3: L. Chapman, lvl. Slaby, V Penn, S. XVhite, B. Vwfebcr, C. NVi berg, D. Snow Row zf lvl. Torkko, B. Clark. H. Boris D. Frisco, IN4. Mathews, C-. Donald M. Slaby Row If J. Erickson, A, Potter, F. Swalley, R, Acklcy, V. Strom, B Ollanketo Not pictured: lvl. Nlilavetz . , Km i-'I I xl 'Ar J J 'flu '9 1 I' I . ofa X 'ff I ,Miss MACDONALDS GROLQP xv R01Q14.' R. Hoaglan, H. Robinson, 5 'TR Gasman, C. Plucinski. E. lvladoslfi, L. Howard Row,f3: C. La Rue, J. Wicks, E. Keenan, E. XVestlund, C. lvleyer, W. Barker Row Zf D. Haltvick, F. Crittner, Al. laitt, V. Fryklund, F. Huy- brecht, R. Roy Row If WI. Ludack, D. Peterson, R. lX4orrison. D. Wavnert, R. Culli- WMM Ai ffvwgfr jf .. M W gan. E. Brandis P E. Westlund. D. johnson ,,.M V MR. HARDIES GROUP Row 4: K. jorgensen, G. Becker, R Carlson, P. Skalecke, F. Koval, C Crowe, R. Culligan Row 3: R. Gallik, N. Leren, lvl. Somppi E. Starkman, W. Carlson, C. jensen E. Feinauer Row 2: R. Stasek, XV. johnson, H Konkol, E. Kauma, F. Benedict, L Cvicse, F. lvlurphy Row If R. Bloomquist, R. MacArthur C. Peacy, W. Larson, R. Gaudur, F.. St rom Not pictured: R. Friske, R. Cuffle, T. Viskoe Page 2 Q., , f A , 1 A ,:,.. .ffxfafiy '14-C , . 1. J 1 I f ' ff .XI J f - Y f - Y.-.. Y 4 ,YY Not pictured' B. Fossum, V. Brilla UvQ,l'fDlAl IVIISS XALINSK S CRO Jjlfvxlvizv Rau 4 D Nellund Nl Bonsen A Bwstrom E Slabx E Freclrrclx D Kimball If Pluclnslu E Warren ou 3 'XI Benson B C,-arnlch NI lhxnes E Seestrom A Cehr mann B Ortman I Ltto Row I Lnsxxorth S Prentlce M Laursen I Hagstrom I1 Hexslxala I XXfdSl'll'lClSlxl vu 1 I Nlartln II Nloore llolm S Nelson L XI1fXdS lohnson 9 x 'S KJ av? I 'Na sq Q5 'Q D1- in -as 90 vtgc mmf I .G E QQ' 43' XIISS NN II HLI NIS CROL P Rau 4 'VI BIC emeler I Schreiner 'XI Zelsmer 'XI Strom P Klein Coslln M Sunderman vu NI Reis E Podo in Stephenson C Stemm N Hardx I Kdntala C lXIa1ewslC1 I3 Sumrnslo Rau 2 I Carpenter S Button B Lf Consclere D 'vleDougall N Pro- thero I lmnslunxd BI Dyor H Westphal I ll Y lgaiwn IP Ia Iiernrer IYUKICHSHI SN-illey B WlProxosg B xr Kolla llmv W Page 3 3 X, Fa I-I I 'NIR FDCJIQRIONIS C ROI P R u 4 NV Fresmhcr XX Iarson Lemme D Ruth Cv Peterson Clordon N johnson 124.11 3 C Llndholm R Roclstacl Ellln son CS Papadalns R Hole xat j Farlex D DeBr1xn R011 2 R Welson I. -X bash E Vx olf ffram lrl Cameron R Wlrtanen Cia dllC Ron 1 E Fredrick Brown Lar son R En lan A Dole al H Hult man Nolputunl R Hager R Larson MQW F' 1 ruff' For the Preps, September z was the most confusing day of their scholastic career. After a few weeks of aimless wandering they hnally settled down to work, and since those confusing days have engaged in many activities, such as band, dramatics, 88 Club, and class basketball. Vv'e shall always think of them as the diminutive tots who occu- pied the front rows in the assembly. All in all, they have a bright future ahead, and we wish them the best of luck. Page 34 2.-,ff ix ,. VJ ' '11 'Q' f Mes WQMW MISS BRENSIKES GROUP Row 4: D. Bowker, R. Burch, K Carlson, J. Bryans, J . Edgerton VJ. Jones, Koehler Row 3: R. Hansen, R. Johnson. G LaFernier, R. Eriksen, D. John- son D. Pehrson, C. Johnson Row Zf l l. Johnson, J. Gardner, R Armstrong, lvl. Bystrom. A. Fredrickson, F. Esson, W. Jen- sen, J. Goeltz Row If K, Johnson. J. Cross, S. Kosta, P. Johnson, H. Hanson, M. Ceske, W. Bloomquist Not pictured: C. Fisher IWISS OBRIENS GROLIP Row 43 lvl. Donald, R. Easley. Hood, B. Gemme. A. Doucette, J. Barker, L. Giese, L. Garfield Row 35 l,, lnnes, H. Anderson, C. Busse, R. Boutiri. J. Garnich, K. Heglund, E. Forster Roni 2' K. Ferguson, K. Goodwin, lvl. Kamm, V. Anderson, YX4. Jensen, B. Joyce Row If V. Clarl-Q, P. Ferguson, L. Friske, L. Francois, C. Granger, B. Biglow Nat pictured: M. Bennatts, H. LaPlavey, D. Elfring MISS KEEFES GROUP Row 4: M. Magnuson, K. Sand- strom, M. Sibbald, L. Thoreson, M. Olson, E. Phillips, P. Tuttle Row 3: M. Shodeen, M. Lumery, P. McDougal, B. Moore, C. Peterson Row 2: L Meyer, B. Tyndall, j. Mattson, H. Winter, j. Mesang Row If B. Sterland, M. Wilson, R. Reed, L. Stephenson, I. Tyler, M. Taylor Not ictured: D. l'VlacArthur p , P Singer MR. WEIKALS GROUP Row 4: K. Sharron, F. Veno, D. Miller, G. Melin, E. Kugler, O. Peterson Row 3: R. Palmer, B. McDonald, W. Montgomery, W . Saunders, R. Pauwels, H. Thompson, A Andress Row 2: D. LaConsciere, j. Tucci J. Moore, R. Nylen. F. Martin j. Olson Row If R. Gaudur, j. Wooland D. Westlund, T. Ortman, A Method, D. Molis, W. Reas Cxifi, all QW. Afjvggiv fmfbbifqp ', Myth. H ' , . . 3' I , l N ,f Q 'f The mark makers of the prep class form the newly organized Prep 88 Club. Under the advisership of Miss O'Brien they strive to keep the grades which have enabled them to be members. Reading from left to right, the follow- ing had a semester average of 88 or abovei Barbara Gemme, Laura Steph- enson, Karen Sandstrom, Louise Nleyers, Helen Winter, Lynette Gar- field, Mary Lou Kamm, Mary Wilson, Marjorie Sibbald, Emmy Lou Forster, Cfviiss O'Brien, adviserj, Rita Reed, Harvey johnson, Don Miller, Peter Johnson, Bruce McDonald. Marilyn Shodeen is not pictured. Page 35 041414 ' CIESSFOOITIS Organizations . G.fX,A. Sub Debs String Pullers Explorers Service Club Wizards Camera Club Tri Luci FFA. ig, 7 Pa gc 5 Y 4 5 mf? Q wfflwhr ,I 1, i 3 5 has 4, -gf- .ME S A -V af xxx s 'Q 5fZiJ '?f Q A -fi lndulglng nn an mcnent art are a group of pottery mlklng tudtnt Shufllcl oard seems to be 1 ma n 'attraction ofthe gurl gvm cl 1 Mlss Nloore Miss Wxlhelm and 'vllss Keefe Iournallsm w as Hrst offered ln our curriculum last year and IS becomlng lncreaslnvly popular Xllss 'Vloore IS the lnstructor Under the dnrectlon of Ivllss Thorson the drama and publxc speaklng classes alm to glve students an appreclatlon of good drama and the ablllty to express themselx es orally In the forelgn language Held two years of Latln are taught by Ivlrs Xflathews whlle Miss Sollle teaches two years of French Under the headlng of soclal SCIENCES we fmd U 9 hlstory world hlstory modern hlstory cltlzenshlp Ge ography and soclal problems Of these only U S hlstory and cltlzenshxp are requlred of all students 5OCl3l sc1ence lnstructors are lVl1ss Holt Nlr Sherlock MISS Nlacdonald MISS Vallnske Mlss O Brlen and Mr Ragaz Included ln the natural sclences are general scxence taught by 'Vlr How land and TVIr Ragaz bxology taught by Mlss Sook and physlcs and chemxstry taught by 'vlr Zelsmer Mlss BlShOff offers a course 1n hyglene Another of our major departments IS that of mathematxcs Thls lncludes elghth grade mathematlcs algebra geometry advanced algebra and sol1d geometry Algebra and geometry are requxred except when a student has a speclal permlt ln whlch case a general math course must be taken Mathematlcs lnstructors are Mr Harche Ivlxss Penn MISS Brensxke and lvllss bollle The manual arts department IS made up of two subjects woodwork and metalwork Woodwork IS taught by Mr Edgerton whlle the metalwork nnstructor ls Mr Ashmun The metal workers also do mechanlcal draw :ng The wood workers SpCCl3llZC mn the bulldnng of practmcal objects lmC n0f'Un0l felanom 'S the mam WWC of d'SCUW'm bv lhe furm hop class paves the w my 1 vward a mcchanncal future thc members of thus panel . P .fl 6, x QQ' wi v u ,grg ' ' jf' 4. XX XX x ,Q W unqh- ff is . 5 l -QD 41-ff , mf. -A sit' , vl .! - 4.1-wif ' Y 'kr aw ,,,,..f-rf V zzw,4'Wef tml-p.'Y'A Walv' demonstrate the art of flying Gngers. ,Horne economics is taught by Miss Parsons and Miss Bish- off. This includes both sewing and cooking as well as a course in homecraft for boys. Last year an agricultural department was introduced into our school. Offering four different courses, crops and soils, animal husbandry, farm shop, and farm economics, it has proved to be very popular with the city, as well as the country students. This department is taught by Mr. Pedersen. Commercial courses in Ashland High are typing, general business, bookkeeping, commercial law, and shorthand. In- structors in these classes are Mr. Cory, Mrs. Berard, and Mr. Pas. The art department is under the direction of Miss Lauson, while Mrs. Durocher is the instructor in eighth grade art. This year students spent much of their time on pottery making. They also made posters, soap-carvings, and other works of art. Cver one-third of the students in Ashland High belong to some branch of the music department, which includes the bands, the choir, orchestra, and the glee clubs. Band was first made a subject two years ago, and this year orchestra and choir were added to the regular curriculum. Nliss Cool directs the vocal music, while Mr. Mesang is the instrumental instructor. The library acts as a center for almost all of the work in our school. Taught by Mrs. Staley, librarian, a library methods course is required of all freshmen. The course is taken one se- mester, and in addition each student must help in actual library work for one week during his freshman year. All the girls of the school are required to take part in our physical education program. Various body-building exercises and games are offered under the direction of Miss Leppla. A course in first aid-was carried on in connection with the gym classes. The boys' gym classes are taught by Mr. Weikal. Active games of all kinds occupy the class periods and every one of the three hundred first-aid. boys taking part has received instruction in 9'--'lv' Is it just before exams, or are they avid book lovers? r Miss Bishoff explains all in the art of culinary perfection. Page 41 Rou 4 M Welker P Kletn M Snoxx L Wtckman B Ialaslxa I Johnson CP Halxerson M Btnstield N1 Btgloxn H Papa kts I' Lehnard V lVlcDermott P Berg M Jones LJ Broten IN Pender ast M Lehnard D Lorscheter B Mathews Rou 3 D Nellund A Lee D Ieldt J t Nrnaull L Swanson lvl Provost P Zepczxk lvl Ltndgren I Lchnard M Lindgren B Johnson J Reardon J Hardy P Mathews A Hogan Nl I-dgerton Y Ludack P Iulton B I-ossum Rau 2 L C,-orewlch lvl 'lallt L Imtslund C Qchlektr A Cehrman J Carlson P Hansen L Larson I Ltghtner B Rohoxx P Hahn 'Nl Hardy G Donald B Thone M Johnson C, Slemm Chapplt P Ashmun Rau 1 V Strom R Hagen D I olm B Provost S Putter I lrtekson 'xl Str m 'I ohnson I' Stcgtr N MacArthur rske E Johnson M Mathews D Snow E Seestrom D Peacx ,f C9 ?f,lJ'JV0 off? f MMD L4,d,h.,fL.,.,Qf,f... nh lit od f A5 .to ,MJ ff-I ff 42,1 ffz .ff of Ihe Ctrls Athlettc Assoctatton has just completed tts nineteenth year of actltf: lndoor and outdoor sport actlvttles The purpose of thts organlzatlon ts to promote and develop Interest and sptrlt ln athletlcs among the glrls of the Ashland Htgh School There IS no llmxt to the membershtp of thts organtzatton Any hlgh school gtrl who wtshes to belong may join after earnlng flfty polnts To merlt an emblem a gtrl must make goo polnts for an A she must have Soo pomts and to secure the htghest aw ard a medal she must hawe 1 ooo pomts Thls year S club membershlp conslsted of seventy four glrls ntneteen of xxhom xx ere admttted at the for mal mtttatlon partv A Treasure Hunt under the dlrectxon of the ytce prestdent My rtle Possum was thoroughly enjoyed by the many glrls xxho xx ent tn Search of the htdden artlcle xx h1ch prox ed to be a small bronze p1n xx 1th a safety clasp and deslgned xx 1th a plclc and shovel destgnatlng buried treasure Pat Berg IS now the proud possessor of thts pm 4--1 The C1 A A used some of tts money to purchase equxpment to be used by the gtrls But the members are most proud of thelr donatton toward the fund whtch xxas used to bulld the concrete tenn1s courts on the east stde of the Lattmer Bulldxng The annual sprlng outlng was held at Copper Falls last year It was there that the awards were gtven and officers for the followmg year elected The offlcers of the C- A A durlng the past year were Irene lohnson pres1dent Myrtle Possum vlce pres1dent Helen Papadakts secretary treasurer Jean Rear don poxnt secretary and Mtss Dons Lep pla, advtser 1u-- A are Uqc-c Ce pfgsluutt he b A sum V1 Persontlymg tlaeiilrgeslelarv treasurer I5 T05 Paoa 2 ' tary H dent Page 42 l I , , ,. 5 .i'P'l,1. ,ll 22.-. T.: . ' ,, Q , . 5 ,.' ', . ' ,L. ' , . , . . T2 . . , 'I ' L'6I'4'fJ 51 'f'.4L6U' zJ.fA,,:1ui, g Q n -1 JK' tiff, f.' II' r ' ' L, jf , f I Mr PM -XI, 7 - . 1 . . . . . I' . V ITB K . A . H ' I LJ f V - ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' y' 1 - , ' 5 X. . A 11u.f'14n 4- ,. 1 '7 'nay re H alla J Imcrwna will 15' J U R I ldpdddlxls lldglfn L Werner B Halverson and P Mathews jump Suspense M155 Leppla centers the ball as G Page 43 N1 m m m' What a game renms I5 I to R D Lorscheter lvl Blnalicld B Rohow and lvl Blglow Who would ever 7 S uesa thu was taken In the mnddle ofjanuary CAA Slrg au e In l'h A l dl l l th mhlems for lhc canmranmn fl lv RJ a game of voue Regrdon fir Lllspljghrngnlr E1 Halvcrwn I johnwn 'vi Lehnard B yball I oasum L Laraon M faltt Aallfulallamhjm more sm 1 t :15 Tuesday-On a visit to the String Pullers' club room. This room looks so diHerent-where is all the string, the wire, the silk stockings, the soaking newspaper that ' d h ds dr 'ing on the radiator! we saw last year. An no an y 'lihis looks like a sewing class instead. And that is xxhat it is for xxe are making puppets this year that resemble loosejointed rag dolls Those you see ox er there are hroxxn skinned l-lindoos and hula girls in the making and this is a xery lolack joe Louis Xll those rloppx arms and legs of peach colored camhric max dex clop into anx thing from Hitler to Doxcthx l amour We haxe discox ered that at half an hour a xx cek minus time out for a husi ncss meeting it takes a long long time to make a puppet But xxc are each mak ing one and in that xx ax huildlng up a large group ol little actors and actresses Our aim this xear is to complete the puppets costume them and get them all readx for action next lall xx hen xxe shall construct a stage plan the lighting build and paint scenerx and then put on a shoxx Abote Adviser Nliss Lauson smileg in approval as President Dottie W right Vice President Desmond Douglas Treasurer lvlarion Johnson rind Secretary W mxfred Atherton stitch up their l ite t creation: Htlou Puppet in the making turning out anything from llelx, l imxrr 1 lier ,4 1,1 -mr lou .4 lun l 1 ll 714 9 h l l d crton Nlr malt li Sctmuth C rlllncr R cirxlkcxwskn D nhnson li lluutxxcll K c ructtr 5, in l luccn V lNlcDermott l' Bert, lxl cFll1llKhN N1 Duck X N1 Ol en XX Mhcrmn N11 l it Schltkcr J Schock l llghlner Nl vhn ll npptrcr s ohnson IN NlacArIhurJ Wexxlhcad B lxrimtr l W l tn l Beecher D lolltiit l l rnckson Paige 45 - 1 Y V - r, . I A v I - 1 1 f I 4 'Q 'V 4 X I 4 x '- l I , , , s I ,. ,. X , ,A I V fi E ,JN ' P .. 'L ' ' s ' 7 ' I ' ' 1 ' .2 2 H I'tl .Y ,,' K fa Q t aw ,F ,..- ... V: es, .- gi f N , - Q t x 1 it A . ' . 4 A , , 3 . . 2 r 5 r , - J x 'r W ' ' u ,J ' I, . 1 . - N ,..,Q . Q . H v Q --' I -s , , 3 I ' . 2 7 .' , , V 'f 1 1 , hh I ,V --r , J K V ,4 IB. . .1 ,, he ' . I 'r If k, . '- , - 1, . I ' ,. ', .- Luc Kr 11' 2 Cf. ' . . ' . Y ' ,n ,lc sun, Z ' ',, . l 1 ' .1 'ss .1 msn 1'l l1.J J . '. ,, ' H, 'z Um, I --ii Page 47 Row 3' M, Seestrom, C, Raspotnick, R, Saari, J Olhv, J Hoffman, ll. Philava, K orgensen, P Skalecke, M Lehnard, N1 Hmielewski, V Goellz l. johnson RUN' 2' M I-Ong. M. Snow, L Martin, N1. Butterworth, V Nelson, L. Anderson, l, gamuelson, R Stacy, P. Zepczyk, L Kunkel, J. Hagstrom, R Kantala, P. Hager Rau' 1 M, Koestlcr, V. Anderson. V. lxlurphy, R Johnson, B. Kramenj Shelchil-L, Z Kriskovich, A Coltlinger. B. Klaus, N4 Doane, L Corcvich, M, johnson. va pam me Genmal warfare Seryices7 Did you say you wanted my services? Of course. We want everybody's services. Thats what this club is for. It's called the Service Club. You see, our aim is to have a high school that is kept in order. To achieve this purpose we must have students to enforce certain rules. Gur club was just organized this year. We started out with about forty students, all willing to pitch in and help. Do you think you would like to join our club? It meets every Friday, activity period. I should like very much to join your clubg but first, tell me what was accomplished this year. i'To begin with, we started a monitor system. Monitors were stationed in the basement, and on the first and second floors. Now when a student wishes to go to his locker he signs his name, locker number, and the period. On the first floor, directly opposite the entry, we have a desk, generally referred to as the Information Desk. A large Information sign has been placed on the desk, and whenever a person wishes informa- tion he is given exact directions. At the basketball games we dis- covered a large percentage of people had trouble finding seats. We started an usher system which has worked very well. At the foot- ball games students gave out programs and ushered. Some worked at the concession stand. Others worked in various other ways. They typed for the Red Cross, helped the librarian, sold tickets at the Homecoming dance, made posters, took down old signs and posters, and some were on a committee which helped pick out the assembly programs for next year. All these things proved very interesting and all the students received points for their work. l'm sure you would enjoy it, too, g You can count on me! I'll see you next idayf' X ii, My, if everyone we eras public-spirited as7t se two studyen l., the worl would be a ch better place in w ch toxlive. L All 6,-ncgmws, M. sn A A lj X! f ,W , J il tx Eg Uel5?,iT'ifGr p i E lsiqsegaiffrxpresidenc, L, Ma t yr K' - Aj l ,llieloi me?tm , C atedl. look csv 'Ce-President, an'- i P fi MQ -.1 mm' ff' f L! If I K, J-ji Il- an' 1 ,ki 2: 5 P: Skalecke 8 r nures of rhe F U - . , . aimamed by the c?:'bD0inrers at the i '7owa2wfaBe2fZa MVV ,oi h,4n'fY ff-a! eff 5 f'llEq:1e.'- Second semester officers, Treasurer R, Johnson. Publiqirv N a1fman,B-,Klaus Sergeant-at-arms L. NVagner, Secretary R. elson, Vice-I resident K lvlorrison, and President A Lund dis- B tiuss qlations among our Pan Nmeriean nations. V K , eHfi1f4Lkfff35f1YFCf A. l filurilpoints mit one of our friendly southern ' - lacdonald for I . l f m Yxliss N A xxwzaflig radio 035' ziwilflgg ixlefllsni' ro - Steel? 9 the Schoolhouse I :om the Schoolhouse Steeple me bring you news of the W' ' - ' V V International Wizards and a season of activities all de- voted to National Defense. The organization contributed eighteen radio broadcasts, cooperating with the Wednes- day lX4usic Club in The Ballad Hunter and stafnng a series of programs dedicated dennitely to Conservation of Health, Defense Bonds and Stamps, Red Cross, the American Legion, the Good Neighbor Policy, Walt Whitman and American Democratic Ideals, and Florence Nightingaleg collected thousands of buttons, a can of tin foil, two hundred books, scraps of leather for jackets, pounds of paper, and many empty tooth paste tubes, conducted again the annual Easter Seal sale, and gathered the service records of all men serving from Ashland County in the armed forces of the United States. Eive members had the privilege of serving as ushers for Carveth Wells lecture. All in all. wed say, a right good club year for our America. MAY SHE ALWAYS BE OURS! , Mw K KC, lx' 'flu' Y IV1 IISUYI, I. k xi V 5- R Nason' A. PatSrQ5Ed?lg.e'aaSP?g::1i2erKE' ggney, Nl l resat xcr Row 35. ' L dberg. M- F1509 A. U0 Hhtikka. Page 48 lggell-5!?DyW:lJ geestrom- A- Penn' JV I Noi Picture ' rxiau.-, - - R i . R33 f Sffrnfglrcsun' M Blnslield N ' 2119: 1 dip-flak, V -Blgl,5 n, B. Rohow, Auyhiga Laits, A Sterll n.j R, find, 13 skew Lardon, L Larson' Hansen. pl xvim SA4,,Fg L -5 ardy, IL. Sneichc D: Lurgcheuer Every Friday when the Activity bell rings, eighteen members hurry to Camera Club to learn the fundamentals of photography. This year Mr. Ragaz has charge of the group. The members have made rapid progress in the study ol the camera and its uses. ln addition to equip- ping an adequate dark-room for developing and printing pictures, the club has sponsored a dance and sold bars at a game. One Saturday afternoon the members hiked out to Prentice Park and took pictures which they developed. printed, and enlarged themselves. These pictures were entered in a contest open to club members only. r, . Taylor, L WiC'kma Fl, Th t' me there says B Rohow vice-president to lwlr. Above . a s . , X , Ragaz, adviser. Other officers are D. Lorscheter. secretary, M. Binsfield, treasurer, and E Latts, president. Hansen, second semester treasurer, is not pictured. A 4 Left Camera Clubbers get shot as they cross the bridge at Prentice Park on a picture taking hike, Page 4Q Ron 3 'vi I-dgerton I Sehundler I Ildtr cn N1 Hmueleusku H Phulaxgu C, Dahlquust N1 Russell IT lxucult I Ylumlo N1 Seestrom Rau z N Nel on B h NA Du 3 0 nson wane J bathcr I Speuther I Ashmun l Kurukcl L N1arlun D lmleuru I Xncler on N1 Long I I-sson lV1 Zunnecker Rau IX Beckman Berger S N1uer B S emulh N1 johnson R Dullon R Qpoolman I Swanson ll juuhnsun N1 llaltwuck ,I Tembv D Feld: Aol Puclurwl I C lark l chra A Vsul Vv uodhtu ,Q Agoue The ambutuous Tru Lucu officers I Speucher treasurer R D00lm2I'l SCCTCKGTY ,I Woodhead vuce presudent E Schundler Bpresudent M Doane rest room chan-man 'IDU' Good BIYIS Bren I lhev' The Tru Lucu workung on one of JA zmz,,fM,4zz Vue are the Tru Lucu the nl hree Lughts Loyalty Learnung and Leadershup We stand for serx uce to our school to our com munutv to our fellov. club members and finally to ourselves Our actuyutues durung the year are numerous and yauued Furst of all xx e serxe tea for the North Wusconsun Teachers Con yentuon Thus actuvuty us handled enturely by the members of our club although ut us sponsored by the Chamber of Com merce Our offucers are hostesses and the rest of us work un the kutchen or as wautresses Then as the Chrustmas season draws near any one enterung Muss Valunske s room would see roxx upon rovu of dolls all neatly and dauntuly dressed by the gurls numerous cradles made from oatmeal boxes C01 all thungs'j complete xxuth pullow mattress sheets and blankets scrapbooks vvuth gay puctures carefullv chosen so as not to encourage the recupuents un wush ung for thungs xuhuch probably no one wull secure for them Thus year two of the gurls volunteered theur servuces to the Leguon Auxuluary for actually packung and dustrubutung the Chrustmas baskets And last there are toy wagons paunted red and black Ex ery year these toys are dustrubuted among the underpruvuleged chuldren of Ashland County Une actuvuty un partucular on whuch the Tru Lucu spends a good deal of tume us the up keep and mauntenance of the rest room At each meetung club members volunteer to superyuse the rest room durung theur free peruods They clean the beddung and furnuture peruoducally so the rest room us quute a pleasant place for those v.ho must use uts faculutues Every year at least three puns are awarded to the gurls who have done most to further the purposes of the club P fhelf many Wffffhy DFOJBCKS Muss Valunskeuadds the perfect much age so ' u L ' ,1. ' .f 'ss ,u , .' ' ',:, '.,.' f J I u . ,f ,'f.u' ',,, lsuun,-I 'u 'Ld I 0 u , u ' f' ' .. uv 1 .. ' .Y.. . Y v Q. . Y V . u Y v - u I ' ' ' ' - I 1 ' V r ' ' u . 3 A-' .4 - ' 5. ' , w fy , X X QWQ M. X feiyffff W ' , fm My ff w5ficf V OXMu5i9Q.ff'N QDLJD L71 3 W Q3f9'Xa,xb WU LV 'lvindffgfjffb Wk qv!! Eff wi N 5 , I. .' k , i h lk A WWI JW wxodgfvjtjy X, I 1 I s ' V 7,- SM X QL at ff j WJ X XV QM 1 , f K .' , x, ' 5 , J 1 KJ J 'X WAV i I J fd 1 if XJ AL L ,J 4 1 1 , AL ,K ,A , . 'Vx gi K F ii x Y 1 5 I I rxbyidlf' ,LA Zlaalke 1 ,, ,I Ava: . ,, . swag L yffif K Q ,A J . 5 . - . , '5 W 'f' ' 'i ' ' f kv pf If E F 5 fi Q Pwfle I r an ,, N.- SW Buckflcld Arthur Pctcrswrv Pz1L1l'I'crlul1rvwn Robert Zmlkuxxskl. Cfcmld Gurikc. Y Y 'rmtl Ncumn gm? , 'K N L- uk 'lkmlduin-xxI1 . C HCV' Waxch KWH ww U Page 74 QUWPPLJ bw hmmm ood U mi .Bane NH ml gnu up mug! Come do yn An the Central garnf.UulStdnd'n3 rnf7'T'lLFIl m If PX , A -,,Q,4'f i 'viii - in U I rl -efflf' Lina: llurry Anderson, Robert Stensun. Durmlkl llurxkc, Al Nlcllwcrg. lizirl Szxmlcrx, llnmlxrgl l5cl'zr1vn, lJJf1Illkl Slcvcne nf me W ive E :VA 7 , H . r 1 5 Ironwood bites the dust. pc!! Qfjfifvfww ,,,- Ruben Strom, jack Nlowatt, Bill Nlathews, George Orlman, and Walter Lindberg, suhititutes, get some advice from Coach Hovland. Page 55 3,4 when, . gets 8 I-wwf. are Sulgirigiilfzni and also The liwlhzill wlarikl ICWUVK wh, ' 13 Don Stevens, left emi, and I iuwic Dcliriyn, lcfl tackle, reccivcd honors in the Ivlicliigan-Wisconsin Conference, Don placing on thc All-Conference lC?iFl'I, and Howie allaining honorable mcmion N X43 H wine U69 ridflv luacrq l QO'l'BAl-l- SCHILDIQLI1 CONFliRIiNCIi C:XfXlliS Supl iq 'Xshl.mtl , 11 llurlq .... :1 lilicru Icl 4 .Xshliind .14 Xliikciiultl . , o I'I'1cre Uci if Xshliintl . fi liimwiwtl. . 11 I loivicc-1111 1 Oct ii Aslilaml . o Iicsscincr .,,. zo I lure NON-CONI5IiRI:QNCli CLXMES Scpi zu ,Xshland , 0 Ciliippcwa lfiills . . 19 'I Iicrc VK Uci io .Xshland ...14 Superior Cicniml 44 'liiicrc cal1s1l1CnI 5 Uci 14 Ashland. . 1 5 Superior limi , o I Ierc Replacing nine of last years graduating regulars was the task facing Coaches Hovland and Gregory in moulding the 41A42 edition of Purgold football. However. despite the lack of experience and polish, the Ashlanders enjoyed a thrill-packed season, climaxed with victories over fighting Wakeheld and Superior East elevens. During the entire season, the team was characterized by its raw courage and sincere determination to improve as the season pro- gressed. Caining experience from the Hurley and Chippewa set- backs, Ashland blotted a Wakefield Homecoming celebration with a rousing 1.1-o victory for the Wisconsiners. Then, after losing two heartbreakers to the Superior Central Vikings and the Ironwood Red Devils, the Purgolders romped over Superior East in a thrill- ing Dads' Night victory staged on the locals' athletic field. The seniors, donning the colors of AHS for the last time, wound up their football careers in a blaze of glory when they battled the unbeaten Speed Boys of Bessemer to a standstill in the seasons Final. Truly this was a red-blooded team, unquestioned for courage and sportsmanship. November found the cage squad eagerly whipping itself into shape to face one of its most challenging schedules in Purgold history. The appearance of many new faces was witnessed by local fans as eight of last years first ten had been lost via the graduation route. The opener against the highly touted Bessemer Speed Boys keynoted the type of hghting play the Ashlanders were to witness. lt was dehnitely to be a season for which either victory or defeat was unpredictable until the Hnal gun had sounded. Although the records will show only setbacks in the Nov Dee. jan. ,Ian ,Ian Feb. lfeb. lfcb, Dec. Dec. Dee. jan. jan lfelw. l7el1. Feb. Mar. Mar. Nl ar 18 1 1 O 1? II 77 18 5 ll 18 lb zo 0 14 lO -1 S 7 in ffte BASKETBALL scneoute CONFERENCE GANlES Ashland ,.,.... Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland 16 11 7-3 7-7 30 li 31 ll NON-CONF Ashland ,...... Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland I5 ll ll lh 17 IQ 10 18 Bessemer ..... .,....... Hurley. . . lronwood. .. .,.... .... W akeheld. ...... .... . l ronvvood ..,.......... NVakel1eld .... ........ Bessemer llurlcy ...,.......,.. ERENCE GAMES Superior East ...,...... Superior Central. ..... . Chippewa Falls. ,.... ,. DePadua .....,..,. Superior East.. ..... .. Depadua ..,.,...... Eau Claire ..........., Superior Central. ..... . TOURNANIENT GAMES Ashland ..,.,.. 11. Superior East ....... . . , Ashland. . . . . .18 Drummond ,... .. . . . ., J Ashland. . .... 17 l rcnlicc .........,. . . 30 16 35 ll 75 7-7 .38 30 .11 go 11 'O 41 77 18 I9 46 7.0 14 Here Here Here There There Here There There Here There Here Here There Hcre Here Here Alichigan-Wisconsin Conference standings, double victories over both the Depadua and Superior Central teams will linger long in Purgold cage glory. During the hrst week in fvlarch the AHS quintet took part in the regional tournament held at the Superior State Teachers' College Gymnasium. After being drubbed in the initial round of play by the Superior East powerhouse, Ash- land High came back to defeat the strong Drummond and Prentice teams, and to become the consolation champion- ship winners Thus the 41 42 basketball season vv as one successful in every way except vv1nn1ng the close ones and although It is losing such stars as Captain Art Peterson Harry Anderson Paul Hanson and Shorty Ronning AHS is casting a sly grin as It looks over its six returning veterans lhe ball goes up and two more points for the Purgolders The cheerleaders decide on the ncrct ycll during, a time out perm ' in the Ironwood game 1 T l 1 1 1 . I V . Y 1 . l- 1 L. Caught in mid-air. The tip-off starts the thrilling DePadua game Page 3 I1 -13 ii' ' M 'ifwffwq Q.-af W ,, A ii te? N ' r 1 4 Q B 7 V I I 7, w in Cl '-Q 'A L S Mil wwdw f Mzamaaezza gow Page bo The B team CBack Roul Mr Cregorv B Fossum T Zmnecker R Smger D Boroxxlck L Cxnese jerabek Cfront Roujj lxetchtm H Konkol W lmdberg P Imuslund P Tast Vvmdmg up the year xx 1th the prellmmarx to the Hurley game the B team completed another successful season nl he games were all hard fought brmgmg out some xery prom 1S1Ug materlal for the future A team Besldes playmg the prehmmarles to x axsxty games they played the l uture l arm ers and the Peps1 Cola teams Coach Gregory shoxx ed us some strategy that left the spectators open mouthed and hrought the season to a sue cessful close mth a total ol 8 xx ms and , losses I .M Tennls enthuslasts examlne their raekets for the coming season Above Dextcrlty is ex hnbrred by the gym classes ln the POPUIHF game of volleyball Left Vrrn and vlgor are displayed by these ping pong plaxcrs d Z A , 0 in , f I ff V fl f' v 9 . o l fha .Mk H N ' I 1 ,N A X' :,,.f' L V., . A regular schedule, consisting of J- 2 L 1 l V, 1- I V ,V Ia' , an V I 1 'ra ,f ' -JJ - 'iz C-ff 'J fl X V ' K, 9' ' J limi' 4 lf. Siegcr, A. Hawks. J llardv, B Suminski, Nl. jones. J Klart, lvl. Zak, 0 johnson, R Coey, T. johnson, L Nlajewski, R Strosharie, Run' 3 l.. Swanson, lvi Bond, N1 Thines. TX4 Ziesmenj Nlcficehan, R. Acklcy. G Becker, W. Taylor, lf Fulton. N1 Seemulh, J. Whitney, Run' 2 L Sieren, P Hochsiailil Szarl-tow-ki, Nl Boisen, P. Schultz, R Nelson, if Frederick, K Selle, P Berg, H XVestgatc, D Karon, L Houkom. Run 1 A Hogan. l' Ashmun, l. johnson, L Goldman, D Cook, P Biglow, XV. Berg. W. Biglow, R. Spoolrnan. N1 Biglow. .Silimdimg lxflr lvlesang, l' Hahn, Vvl. Thoreson, P, lmislund, L Beecher A ylffkqfg' .ft f 3 fffu . V-1142, 44' Right' Ass'ti Director gl. T. Whitney, Secretary XV. Taylor, President A. Hogan, Vice-president D. Stroshane, Librarians D. Haltvick and P. lmis- lund, and Custodian H. Johnson relax after practice. Belair Atien-SHUN ! ! ! Drum Majors N1 Biglow, J, Szarkowski, and lvi. jones demonstrate the correct poses! Page oz f , Listen! It is once again sixth period. and coming from the third floor Latimer may be heard strains of classical and martial music. Yes, it's the Ashland High School Band rehearsing. Everyone is proud of the band, and why not? What would a foot- ball game be without the high- stepping band presenting its maneuvers, or a basketball game without the pep band to furnish that necessary spark for victory? The band is also doing its part to Keep em Flying. Pro- ceeds from its annual winter concert were donated to the fund for supplying the U. S. Army Air Corps with a Badger Bomber. The feature number of this concert was Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody, a selection seldom at- tempted by a high school band. During the Teachers' Convention the band presented a concert for the enjoyment of teachers from all parts of Northern Wisconsin. The annual Music Festival is looked forward to by every band member. Of course, it means hard practice and con- '. .Al .tt ,f'f 4'-ld, dk nl:-.J?.:71l13a, ffifu H14 V ffel' 4 Ring' Slrmgs YT Lehnard S Whlte V Penn D Engholm E Rockstad M Slbbald F Seestrom M Edgerton J Frrcl-cson A Moore R Erlclxson M Taltt N4 Slaby M Slaby E EYICRSOD L Kantala D McDougall Wooduxnd M Bxglow B Blglow P Bglow H Johnson L Swanson C Schultz N Fuller Brars M Seemuth R Coey B Rohow D Fcldt R Nelson I Frederick D Stroshmt Percussion P Hahn W lhorcson P lmlslund Prana R Spoolman 744 44438 all The Jumor Band and the Orchestra are worthy of the hugh pranse they recene The members of the Junxor Band number thlrty elght and they are usually only exghth and nmnth graders vt 1th an occaslonal tenth grader The Band meets on Tuesdays and lTr1days for some good old fashloned practlce on such selectlons as Llttle Champ Intrep1dant and Old l rench T he Junlor Band IS a good source of talent for the Qenlor Band Often the need arlses for an addltxon to the Senlor Band l hen 1S the t1me for the masters of the Junlor Band to begun to pollsh up for a try-out or two The Orchestra IS composed of th1rty flue members some of whom are taken from the Semor Band lt meets Slxth perlod ex ery day for rehearsal It played for such ex ents as the 'Nato lty Ladres ln Retrrement and the graduatlon excrcrses Unl1keJun1or Band Orchestra IS an ClCCIlN6 subject Durlng the year the mem bers worked upon such pxeces as Andante There s MUSIC ln the Alr and Petlte Bourr ee Mlss Cool and Mr Mesang have both devoted much t1me to the orchestra so that thls year me lrstened to rt wth a pnde second only to that felt for the Semor Band and the Choxr ink Wfoodwmds H Johnson D Muller H Wxnter M Lumery J Mcsang B Bnglow M Olsen M Mathews J Hood M MacDonald R Palmer D Pearson B Moore M Jensen l Mattson P Johnson Brass H ohnson W Fresacher R Nyber L Garneld L Howard H Hansen B femme R Masrel H Hultman L lmnslund R Koxlc B Slcrland H Kon ol K Jorgensen D Johnson M oehler R Culhgan R Cullngan Q Lmdholm Percusswn E Forster C Sremm J Edgerton Page T Dnreclor T Mesang U O I I Y . .. ....'l , , . . H ... . 1 -1 . . .' ,Aux Y aff A. V ,J- Q I -5,4 - Z' g,a.K: - 4 i if T gf AW 'WJ ' '1 f lf . Row Chapple, P. Zepczyk, F. Anderson, Ni. Crimths, lvf Olson, J. Klatt, D. Zippcrcr, D. Sawtlcy. Nl Siblwaltl. P. Klein, P. Berg. l. Guess. D Neilund L Garfield J Hood M. Olson J. Rockstad, CI. Nlchinn, B. 'l orgersen. Roni 3: A. Gehrman, lil lforstcr, lf. Christie, R Bourin,-P Hager, D. Stephanson, N1 Biesmicr, J liarnieh, li lleminc, l l Johnson, Nl XVelker, N1 Strom, C Frickson J Barker H Luljlavey, l'l.Jxmhnson, N1 lorkko. Rmi' 2. fl. ilVll'iICl', B. Joyce, Nl Dvorak, L. Nleyers, B. Oriman, Nl Provost, P. Singer, V. Prothero, C llusse, ff. Peterson, B. 'l'5ntl.il, l. 'lxl1orL:son, J. Uns worth Ixl Magnuson C1 Granger B. Suminski Row If Provost, Nelson, L. Stephzinson, L. Chapman, E. Yxlaylas, D. Holm, Nl Kiimrn, A Singer, ll .-Xntlerson. J Xliiltson, li llegland. Xl Donald B. Sterland, J. Fxlcszxng, R Recd, B. Biglow. Q Nu! Picluredf E. Selvig, L. Sobotka, R, Stacy, D. Larson, J, Elling, Nl. Shodecn ,44MwucSwe!L1tAeB The Girls' Glee Club is made up of seventylfogr, mem- bers. It draws its membership from girls of the eighth through the twelfth grades. The club meets twice a week for an hour of vocalizing on music for coming events. The club took part in the annual Winter Concert given March 18, singing Beautiful Savior and Now the Day ls Over. After the concert, preparations were made forthe Spring Music Festival, The pieces selected for the ,contest were Lullaby and Were I. J Although most of the girls are quite young, ,they have proven their ability to sing almost any kind of music. Miss Cool feels that they have greatly improved since last Sep- tember, and she is hoping to find many of them in the Choir next year: fy l X I .-i1,,,,.t, .. fine-vofgblq rwrings out th fl-'lure ol' Ur Second h C best in ch n t . fhc , 'fur , C 'Il-ilzjpzlps hav2lL1UEhdCD41rrl:,Zf1E'C'3 fgand Gunn Kam' Umpfwcd ul' lalcrircd looks brian mfg' Thi T V. '-811. R. P-f , f.' Who hit the sour note? Future Ruhinoffs tune up for the music fcstivnl, ,535 lTeslidgefJifl -jcfggflf fflusfgf- as ?Ael'Tff ,ds f LX: ' UVA' Q' - apple. k 'CCr5f Uv, Twin, 3 dlfs Page 65 U umcerl muxf4?FrclafJ'S BHQIJI? P. rfqlegj C rg- Presi 1' ff QM! df'ff?2f 2L 5 ff 'W QQ if if 'u 'R if ww lf, ffggw 'riff iff? I X 'ff-f km S' 4 I 'Vw' T2 'x gtg. 5 sw 35 f ,f . Y, N1 Mr 5? 5 iw wg? gf , 1 ,, gy I Q - 1 5555. X 7: , . J. 2, . Q, .fi my , .ig . 5, .Vg -A , V - k VV ll . f ,sf ' X-. ?'f 'Q if E 5, ' A. ' 1, QS . K KA . ,E W? if e wi ' 5 M gi' '-X2 V F wr .. f 3? is W QE Z2 ' Q 4' 32 M if iw 4 fs tg vm ff? Ei M 1 is is gf? if if! gm if Q2 Eff R5 6 if 'gm has gr R Q if ff 7 if M is AWK 3 3 im 53 3 if lg? Y? 1 1 f fn 1' , ' ff 'xx gffgii Q fi H 'K 'J Q . 'Q' n 5 ak Y ia f' 2 . X we inl- Q-'!'...' 2 4'-'f 5 s 5 ! 2? 5s i.,Q f f ' ,ez . l if V3 iii, if ,f j , ,j,.,t,.1, f-' , Ax j 14' 1 ' If I t, 1- We Zhepeople R au R 711 Q 111 I 111 Schmdltr l Sandtrs C Tollncr Il la adaks R Hll T p 1 laccx R Cocx P lcafl lad J Hansen B We1r Wxnrjcrlj lx1ll1n cr D lorschctlcr l Vvc rman R Tranccu N lullcr Nl Axnc lx Nlorrusun R XVhcrr1t1 L johnson J ledlu d n I l UI' l T n L n 1 s o xk l 5 bo1k.1 R D1ll1n ll An1c 1. ul1 I cllLll Udl'l Nl lcar1n ltmbx A IN r a tx non C Ca per on l l lto l Kus1lX A Pc.: y X B1 A101 Pl101ogru,'vl11l I Hans R Wh on 1 Lrg R Schleker R R wnmng Th1s IS Eddle Lmdqulst speaklng Do you really w ant to know about us Strollers' Well here goes Thls year we held a Sadle Hawlun s 'Vhxer at the beg1nn1ng of the school term to help ew ery one get acquamted Durmg the Homecommg together w1th the members of the Tr1 LUCI club we sew ed 1 18 yards of mater1al and decorated the athlet1c held and h1gh school bu1ld1nU Later on we sponsored the TOFCHSIC contest as we have done s1nce IQZ6 Th1s year members of the club who recewed honors 1n the local compet1t1on were Pat Wlnter Barbara Kmney Carl Cas erso d Lld p n an en Shefch1k ln the League contest Barbara Carl and Eld nons lOl' '5522L2gf?f-ndQu'za vice PWS ll J Hans L ID Rl T 1-my QSland1rlZ C Ca5perS0n L e :roller banlluet 8:e:F:ri12fT1ClirS50baikaAUT?aEadY Haas 1:3 B S se PWS I C Tlgnwcifords ll 45 ated Lug: S95 ll M Axnesster PWS' E of t e r sec 1 8VCl?1 Sanders second seme cm Y SOC cl l VI s ll QD fthe 'eco' Q Whemtt SSI at arm M earson VCCPC' 0 d 1 sec l an en aga1n came out w1th first places Carl surwved the D1sfr1ct contest to compete 1n the State Con test at Mad1son where he recened an A rat1ng and a gold medal for h1s 1nterpretat1on of The 'vlan W1th the Hoe And ofcourse l suppose you l1stened to the Radlo Workshop wh1ch was presented ox er the local rad1o sta t1on ex ery two weeks We sponsored that too We also wrote letters to our alumm 1n the armed forces Rather a large number of proj ects for just one club don t you agree' We have ox er F1fty actne members They are chosen by majonty xote and are all out stand1ng members of the speech department Our purpose as you know IS to promote dra m3tlCS 1n our school Each week we carr1ed out our bus1ness meetmg 1n a formal manner and later were entertamed by members who had turns 1n plannlng programs xl If ' A L V 6 I I J I x K , If ' ' A LAK ' .12 y 1 1'5l2. gl.- ,. 3 . if -1 T .-'w , ., A. 1'4P, ' '. ' L1-, 's'. 5'rs, 5 2 . ss.'. J. ', i I1 'z' A. Lu , . Yl11z1l1:.'X1ss Th s11.N C1z1mpbcll.R N 'lxw ,li l.1nd1u1.1, G. Br len, D C11 my ,. '11 . 1 , h I1 12 P SX-h :, ,. S1 ' , 'H sv ,bj 'yslrunr G Schroede1',N Tv1auAr1hur, B Clurskc. R lw11lavcL:, l 'l'ayl1v , R ll' gen. Rau' I B. WX hccler,-R Wlashnlcskl, H Kmn R Joh s . 1. I s s , Q fu n, f . 1 , c ', l. 'ss 11 L. ' . , . ' , . ' A , 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' . , . ' o' Y ' f 1 1 ' v 1 v I 7 ' . - , . 7 l - . ' hs. A 'E' e T. R'5l'. V ,T T - ' .i1v1'1 ' ' . A up Ekeqpeb' .1213 , Page 68 greek Breathes there a student with soul so dead, who never . .. , to himself has said, I oughta be in the movies . ll At least you want to develop self-confidence as we as a strong and pleasing personality. The dramatic de- partment cultivates all of these. You saw its major pro- ductions: 'Ladies in Retirement, the Nativity, and Ever Since Eve. You heard its radio broadcasts, dramas voice in the night. You know, of course, that Miss Lillian Thorson who blended the radio plays, was sole director of each and every one of these fifteen or more productions They moved along they told a story they high lighted a principle they were truly great We hope kl d f l fter the Hollywood starlets have twin e or that ong a the last time some of these Ashland High School stars xxill be firmly hxed in the min ds of critical play goers for one of their semi weekly radio skits Ire a Practicing up group ofdramatists Notice the professional sound effect men mo, S ,U W na f I 8 I Cy evc 'acts CYp U cn fm t crre fucker sg 1 'mvir 'ke Drofeb efnstlte, We hcvmk .V Cds sir, I 'ld s A '1 e mdk the Horses e up Joh ,H m sr embers If rh L A dramatic moment in the thrilling mystery production Page 69 Ladies in Retirement . f i 1 - , I J, ,P f y ' . . . i 1 . . I 'x , N . . A ' 7 'Z K N . 1' . .i.. , ' A lik: , 'jaw I grip Lf - K ' ig 3 , ? F432 A954 4.4 ' l , 'Q Rau '4J Cioeltz,j Gardner. R lirncksonj lfdgerlon D lN1nller, lf, lisson. I Vkfoolantl. I Cross, Row g I3 Tlohnsun, R, Boutln, lvl bnlwbald. lvl, Olson, l., liarlleld, B. Clemme, li lforslerfl. Chese, l. lX1evers, D Vvleslland Rott' Run N ul The object ol the Prep Dramatlc Club IS to encourage an mterest rn the study of speech actlng and play productlon 2 K 1eglund, l l. Anderson, ll l.ePlavv, P. Sunger, M Kamm, C. Granger, N1 lX1agnuson,,l Harker. nl. lX1alLson 1 l. Stephanson. B Sterlanel, J. lvlesang. ll. W'lnter, R Reed, B. Biglow, N1 Whlson Pzclured li Lund, D Pehrsnn, N1 Cfeske, N1 Shoeleen 7fae 'ffauiffn I7 Members of the club prepare readlngs and short plays xxhleh are gn en at the club meetlngs Louxse Meyer has glwen several clever dlalect readmngs vthlch deserwe especlal mentlon Helen Wlnter has been a very actlye program chalrman and under her superxlslon sex eral unusual and 1nterest1ng programs have been arranged A Chrlstmas program of readlngs a short orlgmal play based on faxorlte characters from fxctlon and a pantomxme dep1ct 1ng court lxfe are programs to be remembered Thls year the club presented a pep meetlng stunt Basketballltls ln the student assembly Page 70 matlclluh N1 Olson prcsldcnt l Stephenson vice presndent IV1 lsamm secre tary andj Goeltz treasurer Nbote Second semesterofficers l Stephenson treasurer I lvlever secretary Mlss Keele adviser I l ssnn president andj C ardner vlce president I eff ubme The elghth grade thtspnans dlp unto tragedy lhcv all commn sulclde In the ast act , , , ' , , Y . , , V . P . . 1 y no if , X ll V 2 ig 5, .fy W1 . l.ufl Brushing up on future play material are the llrst semester ofhcersofthe Prep Dra- .A ' J X: - Q . : -3 -. Q ,. gg , ' ,:. , 3' . I' , ' - . I' f J agiq paid' h thlrd year ln the exxstence ne Shrfters The club was or n 1 38 and has been an act1ve rama ganlzatlon slnce that tlrne l eetlngs are held every Frlday act1v1ty perxod Thls txme IS devoted to the study of play productlon actmg technlque and successful w ays of presentlng declamatory matter Much time IS spent on the detalls of voxce posture and polse Those who are workmg on declamatlons gnve them before the club to acqulre the feel of an audxence and to benefit by the crltxcxsms offered by the club members Everyone must at some t1me durlng hls membershxp glve a declamatxon or an OFHCIOH or take part ln an assembly program The Scene Shlfters trv to present two or three assembly programs each year These programs conslst of student produced plays and serxous and humorous declamatlons Une ofthe programs gn en thls year consnsted of a pantomlme declamatlons two ongmal songs and slots taken from school lrfe Its purpose was to adx ert1se the NVawata Every Scene Shlfter had some part 1n nt Another program was made up of declama tlons Approxlmately twenty five declamat1ons have been studled by club members th1s year However not all of them were pre sented to the public The presentatron of a Chnstmas tree every year to the school IS one of the Scene Shxfters contrlbutxons to a better school hfe Although most organlzatlons do not carry on the1r act1v1t1es throu hout the summer months the Scene Shlfters glNC thenr s the year round both IH Ashlandfand the surroundmg if ff J 52,9116 f , My 0' fix 1 ate Mlss I tnn adviser looks over the latest readings nth .1 group of deelamatuon glvers L lo R W fre sacher V Shefchnk H Johnson S Mever Nfl Mllavetz B Rcas And B lmlger lirluu Program Chalrmm D Fvans Treasurer B See. vnuth Vnce Presndent I Lmk Pubhcntv Chaxrman M lmdgrtn and Sccretlry J fhapple plan the Scene. Shifters lssembly program glven for the benefit of the J,1Wawa .1 lresxtlent J Nlcl eehan and M Lindgren 1 I J point chairman are not pictured Ron D leldt G McClnn J Mcfeehan B Heglund D Borowlck L Grese ll Johnson D Fvans H Johns mn Row!! W fhoreson W Boutwell W Seemuth B Shefchnk L Westman R Pearce S Gurske D luesacher J lrentnee I Mlss Penn Rawg M Lrndgren F Lmk M Lindgren V McDermott N1 Mrlavet B Johnson L Swanson M lviacdondld J lhappe Row: B Knger S Meyer M Fresacher l' Sxeger B Thone L Werner P Wallender A Snnger l Chr: rue C l rxckson D Klmbdll C Be! Nullrtlured B larlty B Reds I- Shefchnk R Stroshane D Wrxght I Pedersen Pave in .S. .Z . . h ' . ' - ni ' . I . . . J I , . . . . .. wp gggg L U I gg . .Y . E.: -',v, krytipikz. fe ' , A , ' 'iii' Q .1 .- . -A 1tory. I nf U0 A 'jj 3-E :T-'I .. ., . AN 1 - A- I 'wc L I , y V -I 'A . y V x ,wr ff sarr s f - M T f 1 f , , ' , l 'J , . , I. ' 5 .t ,Q :f,. ' Y 5-5 ...gg tu szafww ak' Wxlman an lb bras 5 nmfgcmen lolm J 0 Wynfllflg 3 Z6 raw 'S some 9 The pyywwg Comment on Qaeecfam gfp C heeklng up on the dally asslgnments are the C0 edntors P Ashmun and B Fossum 'Vlake up paste up set up let up fbut never g1VC upb these are a part of the exeryday labor that goes on rn the Wawata Room whose number lf anyone IS mterested IN takxng her out IS 306 Yes the dear old L, Wawata Room IS ln our mlnds a place of hustle and bustle but let s tune m on thrs our favorlte televlsron xr hookup There s Babe Fossum co edltor slammm away at the typewrxter at the rear of the room To her nght IS the other co-edxtor Phyhss Ashmun consultrng the dummy book wh1le huddled up ln a corner are Art l-lolm Sjohn Szarkowslu jerome Toblas and ,hm W1lman ralong therr bralns for a new angle for the Sports DIVISION page To Babe s left we see a bunch of captlon hounds gettmg at black dummles captlons and headrngs They 4 are now let s see Wxmfred Atherton Pat Klem Mary Haltvmk and Pat Hochstafl Oh yes we forgot to men xtron Tony Penn and Rlchard Skalecke those nlfty layout fellows Tumng nn at a d1fferent trme we n 1ce Helen Papadakxs Wauneta Taylor Glen l mdholm and Vlola gqrrnrra rpnflunn' rlwplr lm IYWQQ rilahfp A Wawata staff meetm durmg Fndays acuvlty perlod Facing the camera the members are CL to RH V Strom T Penn W Taylor P Klem H Papadaku R Skalecke M lglaltvlck P Hochstafl lvllss Wilhelm Fdltor1alAdv1ser L1 Lmdholm and W Atherton Mr Pas Busmess Advxser as not pxctured I 3 ! 7 I 5 fl f 'T 1 7 1. 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