Augusta High School - Beaver Yearbook (Augusta, WI)

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X 'T-531 l LJ f f f K 1 A'l -1 :A A! , .- A-1 96 I - alll' ,rf . 35 'vv we W1 FOREWORD l !A We publish this Spirit to il, :WE recall to your memory the events EW! 7' .' . ' ME of the school year. If, when ali in QQ looking through this Spirit, vi- V sions of joys or sorrows are I gp: brought to your mind, we have as fl . lf' accomplished our purpose. 'Y . 1 S l- A x M L I 5' :. 'I 1 ' 7 ! A ,Wi rfso 10: 1. V if az liull if iifqli . L e S ' .','.v r 1. . . I ' . . ' r lf.--7 in I .r I 4' I ITQ -J 1 D LT I- L I , -3: ,:,..- . A 5 1 Je f I rn N ' i TO MR. HAGEMANN For his wise guidance, for his kind and cheerful words that have inspired us to nobler endeavors, we sincerely dedicate this Annual. 1.5-bu., lgf 1, , . 1 . 1 Yziwstfff L, , A R ' 4 J V , 1 k W .4 Q , fx , , MR. A. K. LYON SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL AUGUSTA filliigmy THE SPIRIT I 4 Nmftllv. 1, ' H1 I t. 'i:f ll1ll. .... Q HILL- '- 'QEEII7' 'ITLLTTTTHC'-TXvxiIEHC143EIP i 7 X Ol L' ODUCB AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL N THE midst of the elm trees which near it stand, Is dear old Augusta High School, the best one in the 'iw I Here through days both bright and dreary, We all come from far and near But, I think it pays to come here. For to us it is so dear. Then here's to this schoolhouse and the teachers good and true, Who help to make it pleasant, our steps of learning through. Here our worldly start we get, and paths of knowledge through. Wherever we go, whatever We do, we'll owe it much to you. Let's give three cheers for Augusta High School, And we never must forget I That for her sake we'll try our best To make it better yet. land IRENE ZIMMERMAN. page Seven ,QM J- M Wg f fic- ' , .56 f -, if J' . WW 'SWV K M I 0 T E TY X k J , 5'M11f0 M A ' ' W 1' - 1- 1 aff 5 X. W, xx? A WW ,rv A .-f A mf 'ifnx ,J Af . n , , wbv ,fl 1 1 Kyff - S we is X I 'TE 2' THE SPIRIT 'll l l ' E . -.i3 l5.g-'Wild lalllurn.. J - 5 0970-1 H00 GXEHi1'1EIEX:Y C 'i ':'EEE-15228 -I-EIEIOEIZIEDIIIXQ X- Rv- ' 31 Q3 X ' PERSONNEL OF FACULTY X 3 L ' - 5 Ea HELENA BUBECK ...w..,!--- ..C3d0ft Eau Claire State Teachers' College Milwaukee State Teachers' College CX I 3 Y E Ng gEIATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL TRAINING HQ Q J as Q. 'S 3 r K i S Q 3? gl Q is FRANK BELISLE ......... Balsam Lake River Falls State Teachers' College GEOGRAPHY, SCIENCE ADELA KRENZ .L.,...,.... Fall Creek Eau Claire State Teachers' College ENGLISH LUCILLE KAIN ,A.A..... ---. Eau Claire Eau Claire State Teachers' College PRIMARY IST LILA OLSON - ...,.. L-, ,.,.... - Holman Stevens Point State Teachers' College HOME ECONOMICS ODICE WINNICK- .,,,A,..... . St. Paul University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin g MUSIC AND CITIZENSHIP LEAH LAMIUN ...,.,......., Mmm Stevens Point State Teachers' .College PRIMARY 4TH ' F' FRANCIS MOONEY ........ River Falls River Falls State Teachers' College University of Minnesota LATIN AND HISTORY EARL CUNNINGHAM-. .,.L.... Dunbar Eau Claire State Teachers' College GEOMETRY, SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CURTIS CHRYST .,....L..... Hudson Oshkosh State Teachers' College INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND PHYSICAL TRAINING DOROTHY PENN ..L,---g,w ,,mC3d0rg Eau Claire State Teachers' College PRIMARY ZND RE VA PURDY ....,,.....,,, H ,, Pepin La Crosse Normal University of Wisconsin ENGLISH ALLIE LANDFARE .,,,..... Whitewater Whitewater State Teachers' College COMMERCIAL LORETTA VOLKMAN ....., E, Altoona Eau Claire State Teachers' College INTERMEDIATE 5TH EUNICE JOSEPHSON ...L,.. Stockholm River Falls State Teachers' College PRIMARY 3RD DOROTHY HARDEN v..a....A Augusta OFFICE WORK LYDIA NEINAS ....,.....,... Granton Lawrence College Eau Claire State Teachers' college Milwaukee State Teachers' College INTERMEDIATE 6TH VIONA FOSTER ..... , ......a. Roberts River Falls State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin SUBSTITUTE FOR MISS PURDY Page Nine L w v.:'V,'.,:Sk?, 'f 77 f'T'?f'T?5 3 Qfl3U'E 'f . , . 1 4 nf- V V A l. , -.14 V A, U ,:,..,,. U A ,Tn-I-4. 'vw 'yr - .H ' -T , E ,YL x . - ' 'Q,,aEl.N,.E'i . I J, E 1 ,. 5 , ,.., ,XH5 . 'A .g. , 12 , I. , 4 , l , ,r , fs F 4 . f Q , v x 1 . ' Q 1 S 1 U . ln' I ,' . c f ge ' .- - , . . 'x Y 'Mm ,x 3 ' 2 27 . If U - Q N X V15 X V 7, w J 1 .' X 1 'Y L 1 X C , I A , S E cfs 1' ' U , a , ,f ' x ' ,f'X- S f 'f' 4, ,nj fly: ,gf -'fs A ff : f f 'f' -I ' - N fill! 3 ,K Vqiawi. , v '- .. X W' . Nw. ', ji 0 f I , ' '-1 fl 'N N ,f f rl . , I, J VW? W . 1' ! X' 1, fff, .j,z,dfV Qful ff A 't 1 ZWGJJMM? PYRIT Q , I ' ENIO ll 1 HEN X MER ZXLAI rl If it f at Z Yf ,4gv'!g,f7 'ed -.771 N , , sy ,I ,, Luci -Affk sr ,f ffflfj: Jim!! r,f, ' . , A 0' ' V 1 . ,4,fff:f'f 'J VM JVM wha! .pnfiffn - f- , , ,W 4, 1, , 1171.2 - l' A 1 1' J' if 1 fi il v .f'i I ' k 'i ' ' Y r ,, 1 f ,fl 4,,A,g,-f. Il.: - lf' -' , . i 1 h A' A ' 'A I J du .t f , :VN K i ll. . , 1- W .1 rl ' ' ' , e Xfill 4, rf U x. in 'ff fl' sr 'ftfi , , n A ff i, ,' li l1l'I' ,QM I ll Il1 Il I 'liI'I g4 ' ily Q. li. hi ,l , ' on: , o..l1l ull -:-mn.. . 06,251-iainon -L, onotilbon c, ooo Q nooc-:mm - one RS RY DRFIESSEN ..,,..,, ,,,, ..,,,.:,, Hank King of two hands, he does his part. in every useful toil and art. Activities: Orchestra, 3, 4: Athletic As- sociation, 3: College Club. 4. LE HALLC.. ,.,, aw.. ,,,,,,, .. Merlie She never knows worry or sorrow. Whut's not done today can wait until tomorrow. Activities: Glee Club, l, 2: Declamatory, 3, 4: G. A., l. Z, 3, 4: Commercial Club, 2: Snappy Purples, 2: Athletic Play, 3: .Iunior Class Play, 3. I.I.E IDA Man is but a worm: step on him, Activities: Athletic Association. l. 2, 3, 4: Ukelele Club, 2: Ciirl Scouts, 1: Glee Club, l, 2: Snappy Purples. 3, 4: Art Club, 4: Commercial Club, 2. ARNOLD JOHNSON ---aan ras-, .,.. . MAIN!-CH Happy am I: from rare l'm free! Why uren't they all contented like me? Activities: Snappy Purples. 3. 4: Orches- tra, 4: Athletic Association. 3: College Club, 4: Class President, l. LEONA KUNERT. Naam... .:,. .a .,,, Blondy Brunette, fall bark! I come of the preferred stock. Activities: Athletic Association, l, 2, 3: Snappy Purples, 2. 3. 4: Ukelelc Club, 2: Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Secretary, 4: Girl's Athletic Association, 3, 4: Operetta, 4: Annual Staff. 4: First Aid. 4: Class President, 3: Echo Staff, 3. H LANGWORTHY What's the use of worrying when there are so many other things lo do? Activities: Football. 2, 3, 4: Basketball. 3. 4: Track. 3: Letterman, 2. 3, 4: President, 3: Athletic Association, 3. 4: President, 4, if -- za Pugc 'I' ' - Jada? . maya M464 ' - Q... f1M'9 '4-'-f4'c 'F'1 ' ,.i'7..j:2-, 12' - . H' THE SPIRIT 'I .t i llltilill if ll .. H . iff! My time 'urns-ffm: 'l71:kX':'.QE9:' ':t ?:N mmf: ii Q .snorahg 1-'m1 t . M YVILMA LANGWORTHY ,.,.,,,.... Bridget She's a sweet little girl, happy and fair, 0 M, with heart as light as summer air. vip Activities: Athletic Association, l, 2: Glee Club. 1, 4: Junior Class Play: Operetta, 4: First Aid Club, 4: Art Club, 4. 1 NL, I cannot think of two things at once M- so l think of her. W EVERETT LIVERMORE Aciiviiies: Gite Club. 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep but-4-4 Club. 2, 3. 4: Operetta. l, 3, 4: Ath- A-I letic Play, 1, 2: Class Play, 3: Letter 4A-C!- I MARCELLA MENGE .,,......,.... TOOLS ' Club, 3. 4: Debate Society, 3. A maiden never bold, Activities: Athletic Association, lf 2: Commercial Club. 3: Art Club, 4: Girl's Athletic Association, 3. MAHLON MOl-DENHAUER C,.,. ...,. ' 'Gussu There are two sides of every question, my side and the wrong side. Activities: Glee Club. 1: Basketball, 3, 4: Captain, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Letter ' Club. 3. 4: Football. 3, 4: College Club, Snappy Purples, 3, 4. 9 tl ,, 'fy-E E Qiqgxoi-:sow e.....,..e.,.... Feenie AG!! . bm here is none like you but yourself. tivities: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Commer if al Club, 2: Pep Club, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Class Play. 3: First Aid Club. 4: President: Class Treasurer, 4: Athletic Association, 1, 2. 3: Operetta, 2, 3, 4: ' mill Staff, 4. EDGAR PADDOCK .............e..u. Bill A Country Gentleman: also a Woman's Home Companion. A Activities: Play, 2. 3: Football, 3, 4: Class President. 2: Athletic Council, 4: Letter Club, 4. Page Thirteen x iR1'Nli ZIMMERMAN ...s. --- Zim' ik I mil N :IN . Q Til SPIRIT LUfIL1.E SIEG -W - C- Sieg' Sweet personality: full of rascalilyf' Activities: Declamatory, l: Class Pres- ident, 4: Class Play, 3: Operetta, 2, 3. 4: Literary Society, 2: Commercial Club. 2: G. A. A., 3, 4: Treasurer: Class Trea- surer, l, 2: Annual Staff, 3. 4: Editor. 4: Echo Staff, 3: Editor: Glee Club, l. 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Athletic As- sociation, l, 2, 3. 4: Treasurer, 4: Pep Club, 3. 4: President, 4. GORDON STRAUCH oo,--.t.--,: --,, Gordy l'm bigger than most men. Activities: Commercial Club. 3, 4: Snap- py Purples, 3, 4: Annual Staff. 4: Com- mercial Contest, l: Athletic Association, 3: College Club. 4. NIADA ZANK To gain what others wish to l0SE1'SIiX- teen ounces in a pound. Activities: Declamatory, l. 2: Glee Club. l, 2: Commercial Club, 3: Art Club, 4: Athletic Association, 3: Athletic Play. 2: Annual Staff. 4. Always Smiling. Activities: Class Treasurer. 3: Annual Staff, 4: Snappy Purples, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4:. Treasurer, 3: Vice President, 4: Glee Club, 3. 4: President. 4: Operetta. 4: G. A. A., 4: Class Sec- retary, 4. V intered from Greenwood High in l9Z8. U -1, ,- wi 1 ELL ........t ..---..---. Lell A youth is there of quiet ways A student of old books and days, But you cannot say he never plays. ivities: Cilee Club, 1. 4: Athletic As- ociation, 1. 2: Snappy Purples, 2, 3: Class Play. 3: Operetta, 4. THE SPIRIT Egg am N :V 1 4551 'l .Ji I, -:Ill I- M f H! If - Q ist! L alrlflli sz gl 9 TDC: l:lEE'?H2f1:!':'f7sLX: WEKQLHXQN H111-i3E'f 32113 f-- 'ZEJl?'?L:ElEP'?K SENIOR CLASS HISTORY THE fall of September of twenty-six. Forty-seven green Freshmen came, . And took their seats in Junior High To start their high school fame. This Freshman class was green indeed Their initiation, they'll never forget: And out to Blondy's for a merry sleigh ride, A party, they'll never regret. The next fall they came as Sophomores Although less in number . And took their seats in the Senior High. This year, I will always remember. The Freshmen initiation in October Given to the Freshies so green Is an event that will be remembered forever In the memories of the Sophs, I ween. The next year they came as jolly Juniors, With every effort to win. Their play was an outstanding event. The best that's ever been. A beautiful prom these Juniors did give, A With a party so full of fun: Their sleigh ride party and picnic Helped to make the year a happy one. We, as Seniors, came this year, Although only seventeen in number We regret to leave the A. H. S. Which we will always remember. An eventful year we hope to have, Full of cheer and success: We must bid our friends and teachers good-bye, So farewell dear old A. H. S. LUCILLE IDA ir Page Fifteen ,v?f'QflLfi's r i hil l .fx N41 fri W W H 13 s P 1 R 1 T fy gr. ll: gm Bl Azslslaflllmifila: w lllw all 215'-'FfTEET IEIJBY'-1r 'QrKI1C'i333f-' -IIEXQ CLASS Poem And you think of the Augusta High LLZQJ Your mind will be filled with the memories Of the dear old days gone by. HEN your school days are done and your life's work begun We've had our fun and our merry time, In this building which to us is so dear, And may the Spirit of '30 live on To inspire the students each year, There are others now taking our place at the Wheel. We've gone from their ranks forever, But we ne'er can forget Old Augusta High They're memories which no one can sever. MERLE HALL. C1Ass MOTTO: Today, we prepare for our voyage of life: tomorrow, we sail CLASS FLOWER: Rose. CLASS COLOR: Blue and White. Page Sixteen i, , : !. ,ii Lux Y I1 lll V i y,,w,f 5l i14f5 fr H 15 S P 1 R 151' Q a1M' ...w - O iii. 'mi I lfg Hflllggx 1z5': 'e7'EEE'1 f:IC' SxENmI2W:-t ': -'1H?3 CLASS SUNG OLD AUGUSTA HIGH Tune to Old Virginia Moon LD Augusta High, we're leaving, To see the light of 1ife's bright way, ea JA But we're longing to return to Where we spent our high school days. There will be an end to eachione's sigh, As we think of you. Augusta, High. CHORUS! How we'l1 miss you, Qld Augusta High, Old Augusta High, we're leaving, And we know that we can Ne'er return. But we'll always yearn to see you. You will reign as king of memories, When bells of success are ringing, And as we go, We'll bid adieu, To you, dear old Augusta High. VLUCILLE SIEG. Page Seventeen il XI' -W 0 45 lllzrx ,. Cf' ' A 01Ef,:QJ1J,D Psgii :AN ' , 6 in f' 1 5 ,Ky 1' ' 11 Q' 1 A Qu .. C ' Qu? Q 7: ,, -Q-,!g,.,,. CLASS WILI, n ' eff I HE Senior Class of 1930 being of sound body and mind are hereby E foreclosing on all their worldly goods and chatte's to members of un- - - ' .re A fe, -45 der classes and to the faculty. To the teachers, we will many restful nights, lonely days, and an opportu- nity of teaching lower classes the principles of sound judgment as shown by this wonderful class of 1930. To Mr. Lyon we express our deep appreciation for his understanding of our whimsical ways. I, Keith Langworthy, will and bequeath my ability to become the teacher's pet to Leland Rickard. I. Irene Zimmerman, will and bequeath my ability of whispering in typing class without being caught to Fern Derry. I, Edgar Paddock, will and bequeath my ability and hearty chuckle to Agnes Senske. I, Lucille Sieg, will and bequeath my sunny disposition to Doris Haugh. I, Arnold Johnson, will and bequeath my blundering innocent ways to Merrill Miller and Dean Balliett. I, Wilma Langworthy, will and bequeath my ability to attract boys from Altoona to Inez Taylor. Page Eighteen 'Illnll' I F1 im 0 1 4 I ' V 1 ' 11 NW. . ,, 1lI ,,.l : ' W ' mS!QQ2lle'll1:1lIifi.- rnachwmuklxrncf-qui no '1' My i. X I. Marcella Menge, will and bequeath my love for the p si 1 .1 1 T ll 1' 5111121 T 'ljwjjlncf ,Zu ty I x i' x x Wes lg Sylvia Wegner. M y I, Eleanor Olson, will and bequeath my ability to talk and chew gum at the wrong time to the Schacht twins. I. Mahlon Moldenhauer, will and bequeath my sarcastic ways to Arnold Works. . I, Leona Kunert, will and bequeath my graceful height to Walter Leudtke and Willard Ness. I, Everett Livermore, will and bequeath my ability to scratch up the chairs in the Eng. room to Virgil Held. I, Merle Hall. will my happy and contented air to Sanford Johnson. I, Lucille Ida, will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet in classes to Robert Schroeder and Jimmy Livermore. I. Lawrence Zell, will and bequeath my ability as a good chemistry student to Doris Zank. I, Niada Zank, will and bequeath my ability to remain silent while a heated argument is going on to Louis Kohnke. Page Nineteen .HQ liilgfli THE SPIRIT i i SW ,ff'ig ,ll . Q-j,fQ:llfN-K.ii,lf ' 0 IEGUEIYF 000 C-'ooo C1 soo- one-nano oo' , CLASS PROPHECY HE first person reaching Mars successfully by Airplane was Lawrence Zell. As he was exploring, he decided to look through his telescope to PM 'ia see what his classmates of 1930 were doing. First of all, I saw Henry Dreessen, a violin instructor in the Utopian High School. It washard to recognize him for his hair had grown long, black, and curly. I have suspicions that it was a wig. Irene Zimmerman is the happy housewife of a famous basketball referee, Mr. Albert Moldenhauer, of Janesville, Wisconsin. I saw Leona Kunert in the hills of old Kentucky, nursing a family back- to-health who were suffering with lock jaw. She is known as one of the best nurses in the State of Kentucky. - Gordon Strauch is an athletic instructor in the Fall Creek High School. His four sons helped to make up the midget baseball team. ' With a surprise, I see Merle Hall a great W. C. T. U. Worker. She gives lectures on this subject in all the parts of the U. S. She received her broad knowl- edge for lots of talking in her high school career. , Mahlon Moldenhauer is the President of the First National Bank in New York. He received this great position by bearing his motto in mind, I've got a pull with the boss. I Arnold Johnson is Secretary of the Treasury in the President's Cabinet. He has given S5000 to the poor people in Ireland where they have recently had a potato famine. When he studied Sociology at high school, he made a thorough study of the situation in Ireland when they had their last famine. Lucille Ida has gained fame from the anti-curly hair tonic which she in- vented. Everett Livermore is known all over the world as the second Eddie Cantor. He has made himself popular with his dancing and singing on the stage at Ludington. - ' ' Niada Zank, I wonder where the quietest girl in our class is? Alas, she is a private secretary for Dells Milling Company. Among her various duties, we find her arranging the programs which are broadcast over WTAQ for the company. Page Twenty IIT ,,, , ii' fi , ,,. .,. if H E S P I R I T Sfkfllillflllli. 45 H ,.l Yflhnwi I- 1 digg-:31Xc :vHEk L - C' And here is Eleanor Olson--er, that is, Johnson now, She is the tried but true wife of Arnold Johnson, the famous Secretary of the Treasury, She is one of the most popular of the younger matrons of Washington society. We always knew that smile of hers would win even the most staid and serious politicians. Marcella Menge-Oh! there she is--what is that we see her doing? Why. she is shaking rugs from the porch of a cute little bungalow at Blair, Wiscon- sin. Here comes her husband home for lunch. Pride shines in her eyes as she runs to meet him, for he is the best road contractor in Wisconsin. U-rah-rah-here is the famous Keith Langworthy. He is hailed as one of the world's outstanding football instructors and has coached many a football team from good old Kirkham Valley University to fame. They say his son is a regular chip off the old block, and great things are expected from him, also. Ahem! Meet Edgar Paddock, folks. By much hard labor in his labo- ratory, experiments, observations and explosions, he has made his name famous all over the world. He has succeeded in compounding a fluid, which, when applied in a correct manner, will reduce double chins, grow hair on bald heads, straighten crooked noses, and is a sure cure for corns, bunions, and ingrown toe nails. Be sure to try some if you have any of the above ailments, it's a whiz-bang! Wilma Langworthy is dancing in Ziegfeld Follies. Her slender form and graceful dancing has made her the leading character in the new Broadway hit. I have one more of my class mates to find, Lucille Sieg. I have looked all over the earth for her, but she was the same way in high school, two or three places at the same time. Oh! I spy the girl. There she is composing a theme song for the talkies. Everyone seems to be excited over it. She always was so original. LEONA KUNERT, ELEANOR OLSON. Page Twenty-one www 'l'h1'1'1I Row-Vwlorks. Kohnkc. Barllctt, Rickard, Miller. Held, l-'lorcl .S'1-mm! RLJlL'+lDOI'l'Y, Pride. Haugh, Schacht. Scott, Wcgnar, Taylor, Zank, f'il'!'Sf Ram'--Rick. SClll'0l'llL'f, Scnslw. Chryslvr. Schachl, Smith. Luedtke, .l I 5 I , ' , 3 1 ' , JLJNIOR QLASS HISTORY E 1 I V , . The Junior class has twenty-nin6f'nQ11i1berQl. , The officers are: ' KARL RICK i Dx- H W H I,,-.,. ,o ,,-.,,,o-,, - .-oPresiden MKISXIQXN C1-1f11YsL1s1go ' or o,ooooT R11111 SC11Ac:11T 1 ll - 1 .- o Secre , DEAN F1AlQ1.l1:'1.J' 1,Ifeprvsen!rn,-ue 1-,7 Student C wr o c lay Man or Mouse d th pa 1l ws. L our annua L hmk it S mg to t h ro. c of our acc o ne WTIDQ o Arla tl ass tournam fxw f 1 1 19 via ie 0 nycass 11 I Ill - 1 ' 'A 1 pr g u , My ' W I ' ' i. ' ' Z: e 1 .Qt- -r m s. r ' . a. l'a1 nt I1 x3 h d e ve - . . N . .1 cl1ss 1 c 1cs1ra I ich rn1s e m -1 for our play ast ot st. ic rc v'r 1 .nc ' ,tr us - v' il h 3, Y ge l i ' ol.l 'c a I I ' Q ' 2 K 1 Of ' 112, 32? s 'Q . l , rl L , VK? o ! Pt' I t JJ, -, I .gl Qfvlfi' 4 I i ' X ' 1 I ,if I if rd!! 'X f .,' gli Q i ji vga! W 719115 SPIRIT py wgff 5 ,gmt . 1' 5, N .lillh i: o:., 'l' ' o :TQ? a 5E i no Q- -. D :-fir: gIfyQ511Qa5gEye,-inggcylgglm I fl! -jh .4 lf. Lf rf I 1 I a lf ll f J J 1' L Fourth Row--Johnson. Guse. Parr, Scheel. Goede, Pettis, Horton. Third Row--Gonitzke, Senske, Monroe. Slelter, Guse, lVlcElroy, Works. Second Row-Collins. Knuth. Hammer, Schroeder, Young, Thiel, Hemp, Zank. First Row-Moen, Rockwell, Johnson, Walin. Block MMZLXZMQWZZXV 2 A number of Freshmen, although o rf hmen ny more, nte the Z HISTORY OF Tl-IE SO MORE CL Senior High September 9, with pros ct ve ie They elected their class officers as ' l ! ALBERT JOHNSON-,-f r I- nf NONA R6CKiyELLOo O O , ec, reasurer ' J ERVIN GoEDE O ccccccccccclllem r nr C 'I We gave the Freshmen an initiation ' October an hey g e us a return party. 0 We feel that we have had a su and 1 Junior year will knock 'em all dea Q ,. 5,7 We ft 4 ZZ Page Twenty-three xf s h f-5' X . GW ' ogg ji., X Xt ZW Qian.: . r fl tl . A JA-i4fofw'f'f+'f Z' ,Azz x, . Xl XJR? ,XAQL 5 I 2 5 gc 1 7 .T '11, 1 .Q if T Nt J , f T M ' , '.W .inllil'inF4Qii?:? L' I Q mug-Erzgcrmmrff XIII' oe.a ooo oco oBa ' - . ...fa AVU4 5'416lL4,.'- 'JW' 71141441.21 M 'M 711- my 7 pciiiia Inf d If n,,,,..u614 5 . AMA A 41,01 1 ' - ' 4 4-JY .tu p of: 1f.7u44,.,,,Q-Lb! MW- - - 4v,Jf e4u..Q. y. nta' X 141-L4lf4l,S 'lm' Ififlh Rott'-Bann, Johnson. Rugotvke. Daniels, Horel. Moen, Moen. Balliett. Hammer. W liourlh Rou.'4NV.itenpliul. Balliett. lirdman, Howe. Flanders. Lange, Artis, Hanselman. Bradford. A' Third Row-Christy, Boetcher, XVilkinson, Langworthy, Frink. Rosenau, Livermore, Strauch. Witte. 4SemrnI Ro '7Kirkh.1m. Christv. Von Haden, Neuhaus. lireuh, Anderson. Ham ter, Goni '. I-'irst J ' l.ange. Harden. Rockwell. Scott. Bartlett, Zankhllrb, Brown. 5 up W trip W aEsHM CLASS HISTORY 'gp 3 ' t Vggpug Sept ver 9, lwith fifty-one Freshmen enrolled: four have ' x . ll 1 'Vftflflff ' , 3: A M fter a eek of school. we elected the following officers: Russian. BAR'I'l.lET'I' a.,,,President I HAROLD ZANK a . . - .. Secretary I ELIZABETH SCOTT . . .. . ,Treasurer l . . ' K .IoHN Roctitwiirt. .Student Council Member - ' JJ l On October ll we were initiated. A few weeks later gave' aretu I VI as jfs, rr vi 5 pp, , . if X The Freshman class has not ' bu muc We school Hizypziirxlbtit QQ SN 'W E 1 I p Y fi . 2 ' -' A we promise to do more in the futu X KIA ,Af 'lf .V + 1 A X ' V ll L it , , ' A few boys went out fo f oth ll . nas tbal. 'in M5611 WPSXLNI .N .1 I .X J , , 5 'X ' Nheshie who earned a letter. X A A .N , .J at -A A 5 fr Wy r J-i s LV W T S fixdi 3 4 -J X EX X' 'w . X A - Vklkfw X24 X3 sc N- A N T H E S1 R'T !l isl'R'fk'N xX'bf'Qbl ' 415 ll llliiigl s-1115, l6.Jll' l i. I m,, ' JL Lmf.XQ-e.mf,rmxf nmm-mmcirrrfmxrbzrm '- ' umm:-fnmcpnna no Q ...ig CL- xxx 4' LV Tliird Row-Gilbertson, Bramcr, Zank, Thompson, Zieldsdorf, Semml Row-Rose. Cohen. Parr, Culbertson. Wazenphul, Bramer. lfirsl Row-Hall, Rick, Campbell. EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Early in September, 1929, fifteen members of th and the number remained constant during the year, e eighth grade- enrolled We elected our Class Officers: LAVERNA CAMPBELL ahead he ea-eaea,Pres1'denr ETHEL CoHENcceaeaa e accc as a -,n,,-e,,,a,,Secretary JEANETTE RICK-..-,at,,Repz'esenlatz'ue of Student Council SCHYLER HOREL ease cease me a .W,,,,aY,,,-Treasurer Miss KRENZ ccce seeded c eeee. ,- cc,e Class Advisor Our class pennant is green and white. It has not been Waving over the Junior Assembly so far We are trying to do our best in order to bring back our good record from last year. During Book Week in September we gave a program before the assembly. Our play was A'Professor Knowitall's Visible Radio. This play was educa- tional as well as enjoyable. We Wish to thank the teachers for their efforts made in teaching us. Page Twenty-five ig XV Sf 1 S ix x 1,628 .gx . -7 Yew HJ -rf lf SP1 R T C' Q , it - n rv 051 i l i 1 I lI'i, 4 -1 , J 'V K M t 7 J. ' X ff ., t r- 4. iff o.LU1' will li: 'lll:t1. Ef1Ql !.:fI3'C1XEX:YC 1i'T'U '- ' : C'K I-mirth Row-llammer. Halbert, Wilson, Scott. Shoemaker, Boetcher, Roth, 'lilnrtl RULLV-Al:I'LlCh. Stuart, Piel, Howard, Derry. Ringhand, Artis, Randall. Gilbertson. Semntl Rott' Y-llalhert. lfrh. l'iel. Scott, Hammer. Bradshaw. lilanders, Campbell, Trumph. I7rrsl Rntt'fll.trtlen, Derry. Balliell. Rockwell Green. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY CLASS O11111Ct3Rs MAiecaAR1s'1' HARDIQN , at ttPresidenr Aizmciati Dtzlzm' ,Secretary MA1,c3o1.M Roctiwtsu. out tattoo HaaTreusurer DAH'l.lf BAl.l.lli'l l' Representative of Student Council Miss Butz-tsciii E E E aaa ,Class Advisor ln the fall of 1929, thirty-seven students entered the Junior High School. The class was one of the largest in school. The class had the honor of having its red and white pennant up during the first semester. 'l'his was done because the pupils had the highest average during that time. 'One night in November the class had a costume part . They plan to have many more jolly times before the year is over. Pilar' .1ilL'u'l7flj'Sl.Y -K ' Y ,N 'f . 3 J . 1 I r L ' A 1 X . f'5N 5-' ' fi? 5 f W if 2 ! mf 5 X A I! E T I ,Ln-'fi X -x 'i 1 il' l fi i.- L R Ng H L mf, Wil E 9 ,N T 1 ff-U ' M I X1 -ffm. Q QQWWW ww Q W W e al 33? gg ,if wfgfffsy 11? Mr 11 Ii S 111 12 1 '1' M.. -fllifc l 'x A' 1 if f 'fhird Rotuglluse. Kohnlte. Sieg. Schroeder. Seheel. Pettis. Harden. Horton. Balliet. Xeeontl Riztvf-Rick, Cloede. Rockwell. Bartlett. Johnson. Moen. Brown. Horel. Miller, Johnson. l'll'.Nf Rott'ffCl1ryst. Held. l'.irr. lladtlotle. lningworthy, Rickard. livermore. Moldenhauer. ,Sl WM Wir. WMX? WWT'BAI,I, .1 fn' ' ' JAM? M My P , ia11.1,sv11.1.i5ys.AUoUsT1x ODA' 7d fwf- 'nASaturda , September Zl, Augusta played its first game of football with Neillsville at Neillsville. Augusta proved the better team by holding Neillsville to a 2140 score. although at times Neillsville was very near the goal line. G1ii,i2sy1t,t-t2 vs, AUGUSTA Clalesville came to Augusta September 28. Galesville was a new team to Augusta, and the boys were all keyed up for a big battle. Augusta won 27 -6. OWEN vs. AUGUSTA Owenfs Purple Warriors came to Augusta, October 5. After the first few minutes of play. Owen scored a touchdown that won the game for them. Al- though the boys fought hard they weren't able to score but one touchdown. The game ended 8-7 in CXX'CI1iS favorf ' l'11qeTtuenlyfeighl V W . w,-' L A-I . If .I 9? fp in fllfldlfimm .3 mme: -mrneiaqeanfe-mmf 1cr:Lxsmnz'SzX3irqrrrfia1a'C-A1ccmfffx:ra3CaB!x-a - T HE .SPIRI T Q I ' MEDFORD VS. AUGUSTA 4 October. 12, Augusta's football boys motcred to Medford to play the strongest team in the conference. The Augusta boys fought hard but Medford's cutbacks, pivots. and end runs were persistent gainers for them. The game ended 52-0. MONDUVI vs. AUGUSTA On October 19, the Mondovi boys carne to Augusta. Ed Moen did his stuff when Al was taken out of the game about the last quarter. At the end of the game the score stood 18-0 in favor of Augusta. L ARCADIA VS. AUGUSTA ' October 26, Augusta went to Arcadia. The game was one of nip and tuck but the Augusta boys came out on top with a score of 17-12. It was a hard fought game: ask any of the boys. HUDSON vs. AUGUSTA 1 ' November 2, Augusta went to Hudson where they took a beating. Au- gusta out-played Hudson in line plays, but it was a passing game that won for Hudson. Augusta was unable to stop Hudson's star player. The game ended 12-6. 5 On November ll, all of the schools in the conference went to Stanley to see Black River Falls and Medford play for the championship. Medford won 36-6 and afterward a feed was given to all of the schools of the conference. Page Twenty-nine ' ffisllliiiliwflilii. Cr HE SPIRIT . .:wi?l'g.,'ii-igllfbrig w.1,,,Mlrl, ' X X Qi'-' 'SzEE'ST 'll'C 3LXLf' 'EEJ7 'IIIKQ JUST A WORD OR' TWO FROM THE COACH A Due to the fact that Augusta plays a line plunging game, the Seniors, who are all linesmen, will be missed next fall. Keith Langworthy, captain of this year's team and right tackle, was the outstanding linesman. All of Keith's games were his best games due to his hard tackling, sportsmanship, leadership, and never-licked spirit. The above qualities will make him a hard man to replace. . Edgar Paddock. right guard, is another Senior. Bill's spirit is explained by the following incident. At the half of a certain game, he was asked how things were going. He replied, All right, but there's not enough to do. Leland Rickard. left guard. is not a Senior, but interscholastic rules pro- hibit his playing next year. Although Wink was the wag on the team he was a valuable defensiveplayer. It is undisputed that Wink's best game was the Medford game, for he got fully 50 per cent of the tackles. In the Mondovi game Mondovi had a yard to go to a fourth down. Then Wink hit the fullback so hard that the wind was heard escaping the burly fellow on the side lines. Everett Livermore, left tackle, was slow to start in the season but devel- oped into an aggressive type of tackle. The Galesville game was Everett's best game. Mahlon Moldenhauer, left end, was forced out of the Arcadia game be- cause of injury, but nevertheless, this was his best game. Guss' greatest point was getting down under-punts. Guss was shifted from the backfield to end. This seemed a little against his will, but he sacrificed self-glory for the good of the team. It is doubtful if these men can be replaced on the Purple team next fall, and the remaining Purples hope that they will carry on in their future work with the same spirit as shown while in Augusta High School. Page Thirty Wk l r Fixes s ' 1 'f 'llllu M 1A q . . Qil9lg4gj3ig51 fr H L 5111121 r 9 ' 4 ne-.-w'1 . 'T 1. oo'5io'oaeS-':b'515 - - 1' lE1'QlsXE'5L:13'F1fX:'FY251EIi3f'Ii:17'.E? li ?EX?'IE3i'1iIff'5TCEX3-' 3113 W! 1 A ' ,. Svcomz' Row-Schroeder. Lnngworthy. Johnson. Miller. Horcl. Goode, Coach Lyons. n First Row--Moen. Parr. Moldenhaucr. Held. Johnson. BASKETBALL ELEVA vs. AUGUSTA December 6, Eleva came to Augusta to play a practice game of basketball. The Augusta boys made the first basket and kept the lead all through the game. The score was 30-18. All of the boys had a chance to play, even Louie. MERRILLAN VS. AUGUSTA December l3, Merrillan came to Augusta. This was Augusta's first con- ference game. The boys found little difficulty in rolling up a 30-3 score be- fore the end of the game. It may have been Friday, the thirteenth for Mer- rillan, but not for Augusta, Ossiio vs. AUGUSTA December 20, Augusta went to Osseo via truck. The game proved a fair- ly good one in spite of the number of handicaps due to the gymnasium and the crowd that almost covered the floor. The score was ll-5 with Osseo on the losing end. fSome of the basketball boys were almost left in Osseo due to lack of restaurantsjb Page Thirly-om' gn , 2 1 11' ilu S.. ' B ' A ...,,.'ll1llI61-l x TH E S P1 R1 T :inte-EEEF-2:-nEI3'1'1H12fC 1EI19feAf1lDf2'TEr':EEEfQ1Em1QlEEE:C'EE!i':-11mQ C123 FALL CREEK VS. AUGUSTA January 10, Fall Creek, Augusta's old rivals, took a beating on their own floor by a score of 15-12. The game was very exciting all the way through, but especially, when the score was 12-12 and about a minute and a half to play. After the game, Fall Creek gave a party for the students and alumni. FAIRCHILD vs. AUGUSTA January 17. a game with Fairchild was held at Augusta. Not so fast as-it might have been, but Augusta won just the same, 32-16. We don't know what slowed the boys down. Maybe, they do? Ask them. HUMBIRD VS. AUGUSTA January 24, Humbird came here. Another victory for Augusta, 26-9. Augusta and Black River Falls are tied for first place in the Little 8. Neither team has lost a game. MERRILLAN vs. AUGUSTA January 31, a game with Merrillan at Merrillan. All of the subs had a chance to play. It was almost a wa1kaway for Augusta. The game ended. 24-15. OssEo Vs. AUGUSTA February 7, Osseo came to Augusta. A better game than the one at Osseo although both teams played hard. Augusta won another game, 25-20. FALL CREEK VS. AUGUSTA February 14, Fall Creek again took a beating from their old rivals. The boys fought hard and the final score was 27-16. A party was given after the game by the Pep Club of the Augusta High School. Page Thirty- two Frmd ll 41160, t ' lt -0 . Q ami: -TM b.Jll'f'R lfi lrik Q Ermfwufmgfaaxxnf-mix: rcmfciwanarc-irzzefnn ff EIITQIEETL 'unsung FAIRCHILD vs. AUGUSTA February 21, the little team of Fairchild gave the Augusta boys a surprise by holding them to a score of 9-2, and the boys had to fight hard for that score. The game was held at Fairchild. Well, we won the Little 8 Conference, with nobody to dispute our rights for first place. The boys played splendid basketball all season, and were rewarded for their pains by not losing a game. The boys didn't do so well at the tournament. It seemed that the boys couldn't get going. They lost the first game to Eau Claire: and the second, with Cadott. Altoona won the tournament for which they should be congratulated. Mahlon Moldenhauer and Keith Langworthy are the two basketball play- ers who will graduate in the spring. Mahlon was captain of the team and played forward. Keith was a 'Asub but got chances to play quite often. Oh, yes, the coach should be congratulated for his splendid work with the team. .L fl.-4 f fu La' ,' ,t .rg yy! I 'w i' if, 1 H, X H .l ll X 5.71 Eg .ga 'N' Q . lk,-if ld? Q F W' 'ai 2 - MJ K S y X, .1 ' K X E i - - Af R 1 ,J , - X , W 1 xx Y Q: -'L 5 ., J N ' N W J - Q . Q L 'X x QR Q g X - 2 Page Thirty-three .5 I fx V3 E -l::':1t?r- f ll at -T HE s1f1121T b U , Afgllrflltllllws -3246 6.17 ' izwlllzlzm Lili-f flflff '11-1-11'-' TITKZ? J9H3'CWE1ETf3IE1'-' s IQITZTEEISDIIDC 'ZIDT Second Row--Horcl, Rickard, Hagemann. Johnson. Chryst. Zank, Miller. lfirsl Row-Moldenhauer. Bartlett. Sieg. Johnson. Langworthy, Moldenhauer. TRACK OF '29 The track team of 1929 had a very successful season by winning the Little 8 track meet. taking third in the Mondovi meet. and sixth place in the state meet. LITTLE 8 TRACK MEET Al Johnson and Dan Sieg were the leading places - in the field events. while Albert Moldenhauer. Leland Rickard, and Maurice Johnson gathered in the track events. In the Mondovi meet. Blair took first, Mondovi second, and Augusta third with a quarter point less than Mondovi. In the state meet. Augusta was represented by four men: Maurice Johnson. Al Johnson, Albert Moldenhauer, and Dan Sieg. Page Thirty-four tm: ammcsumcsmngunonmfe'naw-ewczrxemmmfjgmt Al Johnson took first in the shot put, tied for second in the high jump and qualified but failed to place in the pole vault. Maurice took third place in the 220 yard dash: while Shorty came in third in the mile. From all indications Augusta should win a few places in the 1930 meets, With men like Orin Bartlett, Everett Guse, Ed Moen, Mahlon Molden- hauer, Jack Horel, and Al Johnson, Augusta can look forward to a very suic- cessful season. .fi' A Page Thirty-five fg:1If?2.s, lfiifl THE SPIRIT ' Sm 3' Am A' 1 N sw' , 1 ,M lil , X 'fiat -H+: gl lil! ri l j H E?-XIEETL Li1ZUl XI:I:Xf XIEIf'I1I1D'iHX'fff'TI' 00043 Page Thirty-six GEOMETRY PSALM With apologies to Longfellow. Tell me not in all those numbers Geometry's but an empty dream, For we'll get zero if caught in slumbers, Then things will not be as they seem. Get in and dig! Dig in earnest! Our teacher says, You'll ne'er reach goal. Our papers go in--The F returnest- It was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment-but sorrow Is Geometry's dim lighted way, For the fact is, on tomorrow. ' We'll get the same as we goat today. Assignments long and time is fleeting, And our hearts, tho' strong as brass, We feel us grow weaker, 'cause they're beating, Funeral Marches on to class. But in life's broad field 'of battle. In the bivouac of life: If we work out all the theorems, We'll be heroes in the strife. DORIS HAUGH WW QQ ff ww M1455 ffm if if fb 30' I , f ' -125-?i?' 'QW N Rf gg i ? 1, f J E - ff f! N . 5 v 7' Yi f .,ff:': y 'W E , ffif ' E ' if rf, ff ' ' f , T' f E ' 'Y Bl ' 1 i V. r' ff' , f pf 4 K if 11' QQ - G i 1 ,-:: f , ff K A 9 ,if f N ff' Q1 -v , - If Z 'gy A 'A 3 Iwi? yr fiffv ,' 'V T fre LQ I ffffnz, l Q g ilt ,sg ' Y N 'ivjzyi A D f' -'Y Qf' f ,,,W Zllx. S LAN., Q - rf' ,Eau cgvfgw di QV!! 8Oy'.,1 Cffffyyf' X awfwgtfgy 5 is PM fffyimfiw 4:m131.fm..i 1--'Mein .. 'A g... A . i ' I' L A,Mj rffi!g2i4,yLi -T H 11 s 1' 1 R 1 T his gf' Ji .. Q L .Kring 'F 3E'Q32f'2fEHfbGmfA-unfuzmic imma: nn THE ANNUAL STAFF r is 3 sas? llllili' 'l'l III l.uc3l1.1.1a Sums Drums Hfwcall KIYITH l-ANc1wo1z'l'1lY Louis KOHNKIQ SANFORD JOHNSUN - LIEONA KuNlsR'1' lilxamz PADDOCK l31.1iANoR O1.soN I MAHLON MOLDENHAUER gi Imimz ZIMMLQRMAN e NIADA ZANK Gulmow S'1'RAUcili Mlss PURDY 1 Miss l.ANm2ARrQ S lljwlilll! Assislanl s,eEditor-in-Chief Assislant Editor Business Manager Business Manager , . M, 7, Art e, sCaIena'ar Aihletics s e ,eHumor es Features Organizations e Literary Faculty Advisers ,4-A .17- ' .J Xgj, Y, 4,,!.ff-.Aff--7 - '!.r1..lff'3 1 , ,,1 Ji',j j ii.! f M . 61 7 49.4 Z V9- 'Lf L fd, rv 4 Q .,,t,,,,, ll! I M r tt lt ii,iiAHj T H is s111R1 T A na. 1,41 p ,xv , tai-gi3'1gt,iltl'ilxl9-:.4'45iJii ,hlfllllf ,ff-7v7c.J1 W -17:5-1:31-a:E1fC-o1ennX:'1'tEfQfH2f:aH13i':iIE1s+nzG'E2EE2IQ EE!3fQ -5 - 7 k Ju I J-, A ef Fourth Row-Langworthy, Scliacht, Scott, Monroe, Kunert, Schacht, Olson, VVilkinson, Sieg. Third Row-Vtfinnick. Parr, Zimmerman. Rockwell, Pride, Chrysler. Guse. Lange, Langworthy. Second Row-Hammer, XVatenphul. Anderson, Flanders. Howe, Rosenau, Walin, Kirkham, Works. First Rott'-Scott, ll, Scott, G. Scott. Shoemaker, Artis, Hemp. Mclilroy, Bradford, Hall. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A good group of girls came out for glee club this year, and has certainly performed its duties very Well. . They and Miss Winnick have enjoyed their work, during practices held Mondays and Wednesdays of each week. and also, special practices for various occasions, Their outstanding events were: Cantata-'Chimes of the Holy Night Operetta- Tulip Time. Songs for class day and commencement exercises, The officers were as follows: lR1sNi5 ZIMMERMAN. -ses sss. .ss ssss, nsssllresidenz BoNNtE MONROE . s so ' ,--..t-. Secretary LEONA KUNERTH, N. , as M, s,.,,,s,,s.,., Treasurer ELEANOR OLSON ,,,, s. ,Assistant Treasurer The girls extend their heartiest appreciation to Miss Winnick for her kind assistance in making our glee club a success. Paae Thlifltf-731,06 ,Lf I 'A-'-aft 4-fe,'X.,ffn1..,A ,1 J ' y,4.f'-4 Z' JV , i .-,f -ef-V 64,4-14,4-I I1 lv 4 ! Jfww .J 4 ff il . A ' gg Pf1,,fmlgg,aQggi sr H E ,gl PIR 1 T Ll, - I, l , hge ' H9 ii 1. f' U37'7i 51 'i Thirtl Row-Molclenhauer. Held, Miller. Johnson, l.ivermore, Scheel, Liverniore. Semml Row--Goede, lunge. NVinnick. Schroeder, Haugh, Rockwell, Piel. limi limo- ff-f Livermore. Moen. Pmllielt, Hammer, Zell. Wtvrks. BOYS' GLEE CLUB A fairly good crowd joined the glee club this year. Practices were held reg- ularly. Mondays and Wednesdays. for an enjoyable half hour. As for activities, a quartette, chosen from the group, sang a specialty num- ber for the Athletic play. For the Christmas cantata, Chimes of the Holy Night. the boys did their share of the work, and once in a while you could hear a boy's voice above the girls. but the boys were much more experienced and trained for the operetta. They tried to do their part for class day. and com- mencement. 'l'he Howling Yodlers enjoyed their work very much. Page lforly p t ll 7 'iff l ' .T . , ?' few' Y m ix!! As It , IJ dm, .7 l , lift : ,,f V tihlx ,J .J ,, , HW ,CW li .li wwf A T L --Qxommzifinirolxmf-mm'-namrf if Kiki., vi C Third Row-Lange. Livermore, Rick, l.ivermore, Sieg, Rockwell-. Second Row-Johnson. Miller, Boehrer, Pride, Winnick. Haugh, Scott, Balliett, Harden, Ifirst Rott'-Schacht. Hammer. Schacht. Scott. Bradshaw. NVatenphul. Dreessen. THE ORCHESTRA 'AWhen my deams come true the orchestra will be the talk of the town, because Hall that they're asking is sympathy. They're Cryin' for the Caro- lines, and also, for some of that 'Carolina Moon that was popular before we Turned on the heat. Better than this, they tried to keep their Sunnyside up when singing in the bathtub. Yet, in spite of all this popular vernacular, the orchestra has had to abide by other types of music, and the people in the organization have not asked 'Should I, when playing Beneath the holly for the P. T, A. Christmas program. They have played for the athletic play and have entertained for the Junior and Senior plays, and also the overture to the operetta. They certainly have enjoyed to do something. The officers are Karl Rick, Chairman, and Nona Jean Rockwell. Treasurer. They will also play the Grand March for the Commencement exercises. Page Fnrlq one 7 fl 4 r I i Al ilSil4.lV1'i W M . Q cg gfeea if H ff f T rllfi- :l lc - Y M Y V -1 ' ii:- it LL, Y Y Y i V .i ,.n. f3fI1fC '-111271,- 1 'EEELQIBCYEEEKQ Secomi Rotuflielisle, Cioede. Balliell, Rick, Johnson. Kunert. Sige, Purdy. first Row --fllocltwell, liallielt, lg.ll'lll'll. Campbell, Rick. llarden. HISTORY OF STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council Association was organized last year for the following reasons: To aid in the internal administration of the school, To foster senti- ments of law and order. To promote the general activities of the school. To de- velop in the student a growing appreciation of membership in a democracy. To promote in all ways the best interests of the school. The council consisted of two members from each class: one being presi- dent. and the other being elected especially by the class. and two faculty members were appointed. Oi1121c:15Rs Al.BliR'I' JouNsoN so Presidenz l.oc311.1.1a S1120 Vice llresitlenz L1fioNA KuN1aR'1' 'llreusurer Page lorlg-Iwo rfilbqqby il l 4, 'J ' 5' it ' QV ll T H E s PIR 1 T . M , 1. gm ,,. Z mi l :l llzlnn .is fe. . 1 -Q - . - Q . - Q H A 'flilai End' f o1'LI.X:113b.x 10.3-:HITHXIE HID'-12351211 oovc-1000 von .333 Fifth Row-Livermore, Goede. Young. Parr. Johnson, Horel. Balliett. Livermore. Schroeder. Hammer, Rick. Sieg. . I-'ourlh Row-Chrysler. Haugh. Pride. Schacht. Horton. Kunert, McElroy. Wegner, Schacht. Q? ' Olson, Bradford. Q' 'Third Row-Bann. Rickard, XVorks. Harden. Pettis. Scheel. Moldenhauer. Johnson. Horton. Q Kohnke, Brown. f ' Sumnd Row-Scott. Gilbertson. Shoemaker. Harden. Miller, Guse. Rockwell. M. Rockwel Parr. Watenphtil. Harden. . 4 .5 I-'irst Rott'-Ballictt. Scott. Zimmerman. Monroe. W.1lin, Sieg. Rockwell. Scott. 0 T Q? X iss ji Sf HISTORY OF SNAPPY PURPLES P XJ The Snappy Purple Club was again reorganized to arouse pep at the games throughout the season. Two parties were given by this club during the year. One to Mondovi, and the other being a return party to Fall Creek. The pep club has been well represented at the games in the past season. and we hope the boys have appreciated it. The following officers were elected at the first meeting: LUCILLE SIEC. o.o,.,.s., ,,,,-.,,,,-,,......,.-President IRENE ZIMMERMAN . .. . so Secretary MORRELL JoHNsoNs, s, , . ..-oo Treasurer BARBARA BuAbt1oRDo- . , ,.,,.ouCheer Leader Page Forty-three ...xl 0 llll il v , T H li SPIRIT Q I ann' -- 'gon ifgfc- X: ames 'ooo .- ooo L J ooo 1: ooo cr ons 9 oo0Eooo cw ooo lfotrrlh litntt'-Wegner. Zimmerman. Hall. Kunert. Horton. Fredricks. Third Row--Bubeck. Watenphul. Flanders, Schacht. McElroy, Bradford. Zank. Srmml Rott'-Scott. Balliett. Derry. Artis. Smith, Rockwell. I-'irst Rott'-lrlaninier. Christy, Sicg, Monroe, Scott. Christy, Hanselman. HISTORY OF G. A. A. After interscholastic athletics for girls were ruled out of the schools of Wisconsin, there seemed to be a general drop in the interest in athletics for girls. Physical directors saw the need of supplementing something whereby the girls' interest in athletics could be aroused. That led to the establishment' of Girls' Athletic Association: A chart was made out whereby the girls were given a certain number of points for each athletic event they took part in. In November 1928 a Girls' Athletic Association was organized in our school. The girls have taken an active part in all athletics. Girls earning a thou- sand points were awarded a letter A while those earning 1500 points were awarded an A. H. S. monogram. The club, this year. has had a very successful year. The most interesting events of the season were: ' Party for Cadott G. A. A. Return party for Augusta G. A. A. at Cadott Basketball Tournament for girls. G. A. A. party for school champions. Volleyball Tournament. Track Meet Picnics and Marshmallow roasts. Page Forty-four QW X wifi 1' r 5111121 films, Dk .fm ek I 2 Z, , gl V Y 4, ii i , , iI1?l' ..,1 . 'V i -I - ,V I Al' -li '1' I 1,5 l gf A vim! 007022130 l5'a9:5uo'o' :carve-Luiz? iEE:roiov,571? F'q1a'5'SS' Y mg' any e. ,'. T33 Ai, ,J V -f-QQ I- W' - ,I N ' , f I if of I I ' 1, . , I I ' I 4' L' -Ili 'U' i 1 Q G' 8 tG.z.gn.:z..1.usr-my ies LITERARY ODE TO THE SENIORS ur class is few, but true and tried, And we are frank and bold, And the underclassmen tremble When a Senior's name is told. Our fortress is room number IO, Our camp the Senior High, We know each nook and corner. ' Like the eagle knows the sky. We like the walls of quaint old brick, The halls of smoky gray, The ever-welcome Junior High: Where F. J. Belisle holds sway. How sweet the hour that brings release From formulas and toil. We talk the high spots over. And share the 'Battles spoils. Then the building ringsiwith laugh and shout, We are as merry as we look. What care we, for sessions after school With Old Noah Webster's Book? C 'Bills for broken windows, ruined erasers, broken seats. etc.j Page Forty-five Q fr H E S P 1 R 1 7 Im ll had :ia I ' V' lllih l55f'?L:EE F-'IEHYC-' 'ELLIS 1EEEf'ff'XIH'4'iZI3 f'EI3E1f 'I1:G'5 f'EEEIC?III3'-Q E70 Page Fortgpsix JOHNNIE'S DATE Johnnie has a precious date To call at Mabel's home. Johnnie's very happy. For Mabel's all alone. Johnnie hurries- very fast, Say! this date can't wait. He'll pop a certain question, And that will tell his fate. It didn't take long for dressing: This, you may have guessed: His tie was tied, his shirt was clean, And his pants had just been pressed. Mother sent him to the cellar To get up the cold ham. ' He fell into his Ma's preserves, There was an awful jam. A poor distracted boy came back. For Heaven's Sake, he cried, Look at my pants, look at my shirt, My stars! My tie's untiedI u Ai Oh! you look so funny, His little sister said. You're too young to be a beau: You should be in bed. as Tee Hee! Ho! Ho! laughed sister, Boy! but Johnnie's mad. These brothers with their sweethearts, Ha, Ha, it's just a fad. Oh, parents, little sister, Have pity, Johnny moaned. lf I don't call on Mabel, My fate is surely doomed. Little sister giggling, Ma's feet hurt to kill. Why do boys have sweethearts? I guess they always will. . F 'Ill egg ASQ 'ff H E 5111 R I i W Inf? iff 2,gl,L'i3?i JimElfHa',4,j'f' 4 I -V ,. nmrwffrazrwgenrcrxanuf :rizafeuzxzc-rrzxeizxanral Q miszwanwczno K. Co elgadckegr y, 0 id, U05 'QQ , Ag l'.,Q fear Johnnie oy of ' ' J f I Why , ost se e e n, 'ki-' ' WATT! I gan? ' the t' . ' , Q D 1 Q A C ildfgpj 'J-E n oe ewgxwlm, , His litt e og was pr g '53UQaf-Ehvhn mmm J modal. -, So ear frien s and teac er, Vi 7 If you've got a date, 2 Gebrgeg, an r early,' ,g U ' Take y advice, don t ait! T VLAN- V L LT' X L 1 'J yg,jy...-..zk,- sexi .Lx Ag Q wang A is for Allie, so Winsome and coy, B is for Belisle, who is surely some boy. C is for credits, so precious and dear, D is for dance, which we never do here. E is for English, where Miss Foster holds sway, Fis for Flunk, that's done every day. G is for Goede, who is of the student rule. H is for Happiness, which reigns in the school. I is for Idleness, the cause of all crime, J is for Juniors, Cwe did this to rhymej. K is for Knightly, which all our boys are CU L is for Langworthy, our football star. M is for Mercy, which teachers don't show, N is for Nothing, a thing we all know. O is for Oral Talks, We must give, P is for Paradise, where we hope to live, Q is for Queer, we never were that, R is for Rudolph, who laughs and, grows fat, S is for Sauer Kraut, stuff we don't eat, T is for Toad, the guy with big feet, U is for Us, the best bunch in town, V is for Venus, who never fell down. W is for Work, a Word obsolete, X is for Xcuses, which are always quite neat. Y is for Yawning, a thing we all do, Z is for Zero, the reward for me and you. Page Forty-seucn g TH1: 51111117 B-Lfmslb ,g IIEYQ - '5'X:E12'Cd'EE19 HZ9f9'lHI3 :T1?'?EE'T ?:'J:iC'lfIIC' Page Forty-eight s1sTER's WEDDING Our place is in a bustle, For sister's going to wed. Ma says we must behave ourselves, Or else we'll go to bed. at Dorothy, shine that mirror, Cries Mother from her Work. We can't have a wedding here, If you are bound to shirk. Ma, can I go play with Sally? Shouts Betty from the door. Don't bother me, you rascal. I have to scrub the floor. la The house is topsy turvy, And I'm 'bout ready to drop, From getting the house in order, With the best things on the top. The couple will arrive in a little while, ' ' And we must have things done: And give them the heartiest welcome, There's ever been 'neath the sun. The l2 o'clock train is pulling in now. It seems to be singing a tune For my Sis and my new brother, Who are going to be married soon, Go meet them quickly, Sonny. Don't let them carry their grip. Perhaps if you do them justice, You might receive a tip. 6 :OO will soon be here, Sister is getting her veil. I don't know what's the matter with her But she seems to be rather pale. I Here comes the bride, Sings the organ ever so sweet. The couple is marching down the aisle, With wings upon their feet. The thing is just about over The groom is kissing his bride. Back comes my married Sister With her husband at her side. MERLE HALL. Where are the teachers who worked with N, N s' IW ' of Ur H E s PI Rl T 'Mmm I Sm - fqHfqill allwi Ii: -'lllrnm J? .1 U31 --mgf- f' x13UE53g1x3135r:W13EEifiEJEE'Q- ?JmCmQ if-MW. zffifwfw ffgwf' DEAR OLD SCHOOL DAYS In the days of long ago. I wonder where those teachers can be Who made my school days glow In studies and all the rest, And helped me win a schooling rep That swelled my head and chest. Ah, I sure was a scholar then Back in the days of yore: And I wish those times were back again When out upon the assembly floor I had subjects with Kuehn and Widmer, And Anthes and Belisle. Ah, happy care-free days were those That ne'er will come back again. I wonder where those teachers are now, Excellent teachers of yester years. Before their shrines in dreams I bow And hold their memories dear. Gone are the days when we used to study. Seated in seats about the assembly floor, And study and study to reach the tip-top In the days of yore. Ah, hallowed days of memories Aglint with fancy's glow, Where can those lovely maidens be, The teachers I used to know. -M711 42'- . -aa 5.16 ---Written by Kyle B. Bangle, Former student of the Augusta High School Page Forty-nine Q 011115 SPIRIT I! Q ,-LGA, Z BMJ-IO , wc,-. s.-Lu-a ,kup qizlp lCu.b ' ' X W-wil Amr Wm, ,M Kc Ae. X ca ' QAFORENSICS ' .. K o I Declamatory Contestants: S The Christmas Substitute e or C Thrush , ar. W aeeaeee The Show Must C10 On ,e 1 Cherokee Roses ee.-e.-e.eee as ees ai ry ,e Lorraine Walin Phyllis Ness Nona Jean Rockwell Margaret Scott Patsy rY,, , Y, Y,r,, wCeBarbara Bradford Taps a , Nona Jean Rockwell. We ,W Barbara Bradford er 1 Phyllis Ness Y ,, -e,-eEsther Frink ,Y .First Place .Second Place ,.cc,Third Place The first two places will enter the league contest at Osseo in April and if 'ucce there will represent us in the district contest at Eau Claire. s U - 0 e winning places in this contest were: Nm S is? QMS UC I L 'E Vftly k 5 K fi else? EEK 5 E -if Q, il 2 Q 2, ,g s ll gfi, . lijr 3, I 1-2 ia' u at 'gg F ,, ,ft , 'L 'li 'I ' 1 . foil F- ff fp F 2' f , . QL N. 6 W - ful. , h 4-O f. it ' ..,..,, ,QA-'vs -3- N I Y'-swf 1-1 J ', v ' gi L J: ce-cf SX- ' ,Ld Y ,,5a-Xi, gc'J -I .Lx 'Lv-'F is xi! ,,K.,g.,, - P1-:gg , 1 1 J. vhs-f.. gpa.. 5: A, ' 5 gn. l 'X 'I' -21.1 Burk Rott'-Rick. Artis. Bradford. Schecl. Haugh, Ballictt. Mclilroy, Monroe. Schroeder. Purdy. F M '- I-'zrsl Row--Rockwell, Vkfalin. li2ta4! - 1' .ABASHFUL 1 ,404 pw,,,,,4 , - , , ff-ZZZJJMJ-J Katherine Henderson, whose husband is get 1 s Ona Jean Rockwell Frederick Henderson, the husband, LL cc, L L Smale K l Rick Mrs. Wiggins, the landlady s,s, same, L, , c -LW Obadiah Stump, who is unspoiled byf I r . Frances Whittaker,. an athletic girlw, ss, ,a -s Rosalie Otis, a society bud ,, , ,L S, ,scat .L onnie nroe . Mr. Robert Bobbs, the bashful one as L ,Ls ,, L,,s,,,L Leonard Jean Graham, the most attractive girl in Delawarec-, ,,cc,.. Barbara Bradford M Marston Bobbs, who is not bashfulsss, .c,a,,.ca, ,S ,cccc W--- Dean Balliett Celesta Vanderpool, of the Morris ,,i, ,LW ,,.--,,.,-- L-, Helen McElroy Julia, her French maid from Paris CKentuckyj ,..Aa ,,,-1.,, -,sLorraine Walin ' a v SYNOPSIS Act I. Was he a burglar? Late afternoon in June. Specialty: Musical Novelty, James Livermore Act II. A human butterfly. Nearly Night. 2 Specialty: Close Harmony, Male Quartet Act III. Thieves and bridegrooms. That night. Page Iirflu-one 5' ll www 4 .ll, THE SPIRIT . Ariiilliil 'ii-il'-.11fiQ, io.- 'N i ' - lim f ?JEE'?'f lEIIYl 7EE.IaXC '-Elf'fff1E.'ET' EfEY 'EUT'-' 'EE'.i:T'?'fEE? 09059 000 'Quo' MAN AND MOUSE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Characters Mrs. Margaret McFadden, proprietress of the Homestead Hotel .. Doris Haugh Peggy Lou, her daughter--------,,-.... --------. A..7 - ,...., Margaret SCOtt Old Proby, Civil War veteran and a town character--------James Livermore Rainbow Runkle, guardian of the place----- .... Q ..,......wH Virgil Held Nippy Simpson, the handy man around the hotel ....Yd.. -- Robert Schroeder Jonathan Willoughby, capitalist and road builder------,. ...a... -Karl Rick Henrietta, his wife--------... ...,uaa. ---.-- ------. ..a.. ----Nona Pride Hope, their daughter .............a... ----, .......a.. .-.--.-- Fern Derry Benton Van Horn, associated financially with Willoughby --- -- Dean Balliett Jennie, his wife ................,w ------.- .a........ Marion Chrysler Russell, their son .c.... -------. .e,ea. --- e.....u.c.a -Richard Harden Mr. Watson, salesman----------- unuaun ---.- .,,...u.. -James Boehrer Miss White, saleslady--.. ..u,. ---.., ,- ----- .......... -Phyllis Ness Gangsters and Villagers. SYNOPSIS The action of the entire play takes place in Homestead Hotel, a typical boardinghouse hotel of the little town of Homestead. Peggy l-ou McFadden lives with her motlier, who is the proprietress of the hotel. Russell Van Horn has been sent to manage the building of a highway through Homestead. This is his first experience, and since he has not a fighting heart, complications set in which cause considerable troilble. , Joe Dawson, one of the local boys dislikes Russell for several reasons. He feels that he and his father are not receiving a square deal in the building of the highway. He also feels that he is losing his sweetheart, Peggy Lou. Nipp, Rainbow Runkle, and Old Probyz are real characters and add a great deal of humor to the play. All other members of the cast help to make the story interesting and worthwhile seeing. Man or Mouse has vivid and colorful action. It weighs contrasting points of view in such a way as to develop a commentary on the transition character of our time. Page Fifty-two wh A LJ' 'll , T H E S R 1 RIT if Siaglw , , ...f41i?rff.1.l.1l...Li'1i i'1'S'4l1flfQ1J 5 . 1 li: - lm, ' SENIOR CLASS PLAY WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND . CAST OF CHARACTERS Tom Denker, an art1stLL,.1-,m..- ,E., .------, EEE., Lawrence Zell Bob Mills. a magazine writer LL. W.-- Mrs. Reese, their landlady--.,---. WEEEEE. .-L-.- Jerry Smith, just returned from Keith Langworthy LL--,Leona Kunert Over There i,... -..--Edgar Paddock Liz, Mrs. Reese's stepdaughter ...L LL--- L.,LL .---L---Luci1le Sieg Bing Dicksonx Liz's steadyL-L. -.-Y L Everett Livermore William Denker, Tom's uncle,L-, .... Henry Dreessen Alice King, Tom's aunt, LL..L,LL ,L LL.. Eleanor Olson Elaine Lynne. Alice King's wardm.. L . .Ltlrene Zimmerman Angela Scott, Bob's fiancee .LLL ,L L,..L,., Merle Hall Q' SYNOPSIS 1 gut A room in 1 Reesc's apartment house, 10:00 A, M. ct I, The sa e. IMQ A. M. t , Th e. IW A. M, ime. A Fri y mor ' g in November, 1919, ace. New Cit . 1 I Page Fifty-lh ,gli it THE SPIRIT , I., -54:1 'I 1' 'lv UW! b.pmIdiiii:EiiM Uiifi- 7EEII?WfT1af':'GZDfGl3E:-IIEI1':'EEE'ffEEI3'L-!IEfC-EEfieIEBLQ TULIP TIME Hans, a young Dutch apprentice---,, ..... -Leonard Scheel Aunt Anna, Christina's guardian ...... L--Nona Jean Rockwell Katinka. a village maiden W...... .- ...... - ...... Bonnie Monroe Hendrick Van Ooster, Burgomaster of Osendorf---Morrell Johnson Christine, a charming Dutch girl ..,... -. ........... Doris Haugh Theophilus McSpindle, an authority on Botany,-,--,--.-Jack I-Iorel Ned Baxter, an American college student, ..,...., Albert Johnson Dick Warren, a fellow student of Ned--., ..,... Karl Rick rl Time: tPresent. c ez Ma get Place in the il ge of Osendorf. f, 7191 ji? .Kppa , Q L ' , aw g'fK'f ,fx J f' J Sf ' .f 31 ' A ,MP f,j-ji ' g.! . I U' 5-' .NVQ- l , f. ix I J in j IA, 52 PSIS I J , H Q I I I , , . K, I rf dp l ict I. m3yan? ve to study tulips in Holland. X vi ifrAct.i jahe thief the tu 'ps is caught, but the students have found , i 1 I 'I two lips. j 1 1 ' QV 1 , CHORUS OF DUTCH VILLAGERS - Barbara Bradford, Anita Anderson, Elizabeth Flanders, Rhoena Hemp, LuVerne Lange. Jeanette Rick, Lucille Sieg, Ruth Schacht, Rowena Schacht, Irene Zimmerman, Wilma Langworthy, Lorraine Walin, Marian Artis. Leona Kunert, Helen McElroy, Eleanor Olson, Eleanor Parr, Doris Watenphul. 'Frank Brown, Ervin Goede, Bert Horton. Everett Livermore, James Liver- more, Merrill Miller, Kenneth Parr, John Rockwell. Robert Schroeder, Arnold Works, Lawrence Zell, Robert Moen. Page Fifty- four f-ma, Oqfwm TQ 1 as ?,rvv',eo14J Y ' f f 74 1 EMM I ' 5 '39 WN Hd fg fi fem za ,ff gf Y 06' f ff .x nf' , . c ALMA!! Tb' 3 I I . Q ' f ' f b ' -k-, 4 ' - . A XL Tm H QMMIAWVX my M Z W., ml wg? I 2:- E KEY N' H' ' : 'f T-:: ' - Www Nw M ' '9U1M ,gi ... , A LUK f 13.12, W , ?i J, ' f V . if E M- X Q E A , FQ: I 'Af i JI, 'ij Y W- 1 ' f',?,M nga, f' H ' ' E Y ig F f 2 E ,Z I I A, T M F, nf 53: Q U I INT Q wi 'W I R fix N 9 ' . f S ' Wh' . . Q F51 J ,. mflfxi - ' V. xuwng 55 2 ll ' -T H E 3121121 T 43.423, I, .., B, w f 1 ,.2:...1 Page' fifty-s1'x THE SPIRIT ,iifwait W . ., . in-I 'im IH? UH-If XIIQQEEHQEHJDHHWEH-B-avmmcf-nmsrguaim My First Catch What's Coming? The Merry Bunch, Work for the Night is Coming. AL Two by Two Meditation. ' Wait for the Wagon I'm Havin' My Ups and Downs. Am I Blue? Lonesome. -Best of Pals. -Ain't We Cute? -Professor Ruff-on-Rats. -When My Dreams Come True. The Derby. V Watcha Looking For? -Waitin' at the End of The Road. -Ain't We Got Fun? -Mary Sunshine. -When Our Editor Was Young. -Bye-Bye! -Me and My Gal. -Billie Boy. -Let's End It All! A -Going After the Milk. -Horton Kids. -Here Comes the Show Boat. -Marion '55 Sylvia. -Legs. V Page Fifty-seam ri' e ,, FFHFSPIRIT !L5lllllhNO ., T flmllll 1 . . 1 sq 'og l 5 llffoa 1 WI, 'Q G3 ml i 1 Qu ,A ii -. 'Vi - i . H 0001 3000 3031 00'O' om- - -we no 1-wi:-ow-11-no-was 9 I0 H11 I2 13 16 FROM DAY TO DAY -School begins. All the students are glad to see their teachers and classmates. -A big squad of fellows are out for football practice. -All class officers are elected. -Annual Staff is appointed. -Mr. Lyon presents the Track letters of '28, Cheer lead- ers are nominated. -Mr. Belisle' gives a frog exercise from Science Room through the Junior assembly before he captures it, I7-Some of the nominated cheer leaders go to the gymnasium to practice their demonstration before the election. 18-Pep club meeting. Officers are elected. 20-First pep meeting for the Neillsville football game. The spirit is fine. 21-First football game of the season. Neillsville vs. Augusta, Score 0-21. 23-Meeting of Student Council. Officers are elected. 24-Annual campaign starts. 26-Football season ticket campaign. Keith L. takes a ride in the Junior-Senior assemblies on a scooter car, 2 7-Second pep meeting. 28-Football game, Gailsville vs. Augusta. Score 6-27. 30---Keith falls on his knees in chemistry class while playing a pass. l 7 1'- 'J -- .cm - 4 if gl 8 9 -Annual campaign closes. Four flappers are running around. -Pep meeting. 5-Football game. Augusta vs, Owen. Score 7-8. -A cat comes walking into Economics class with tag tied around its neck to greet Miss Mooney. -Eleanor gets her foot caught in a Junior Assembly desk. Edgar comes to her rescue. -Girls' Glee Club starts. l l-The Freshman are initiated. 12-Football game, Medford vs. Augusta., Score 52-0. 13-Mr. Chryst is quoted from the Methodist pulpit. 16-Pep rally is held to learn new yells. 17-Miss Kuehn visited school today. Page Fifty-eight T H E s P 1 R 1 T .hh A TV Ill' '3' 4-ily' bn. I ll 'lll.l2l. . '- H- - -rm:-n.nx-2rczsx-nnf-HHIL-mmgmmw-mnnhrmnqfnmfa 18 19 -Teachers' convention. Vacation. Hurray! Another football game. Last home game. Score 18-0. Snappy' Purples give party for football men. . ZZ-First snow fall. 23-Reports are given out. The Juniors have the highest average. 24-The first Parents' and Teachers meeting is held. 25-Pep meeting. Z6-Football game. Augusta vs. Arcadia. Score 7-12. 27-Mr. Lyon talked about organizing new clubs. 28-Miss Purdy is unable to talk. 29-Mr. Lund, a magician. entertained both assemblies for a few minutes. 30-Miss Purdy is not in school because of illness. 9 ll l 2 3 -Pep meeting for last football game, of the season. -Football game at Hudson. Score 12-6. -Rowene falls down the Senior High steps and loses her heel. Too bad! -Arnold J. accidentally trips over his feet in Econom- ics and falls over a ch-air. 5 7-8-Miss Krenz, Miss Bubeck. and Mr. Chryst. are at- tending the convention at Milwaukee. 8-The class play Bashful Mr. Bobbs was given. It was a howling success. V -Basketball season starts. Twenty men are out. -All football men went to Stanley to the conference game. I2-Arnold J. is keeeping a bachelor's apartment at his home. I5 16 19 -Bonnie brings her pet cat to school for study in Biology. Hope -Snappy Purples give a program. -Glee Clubs are busy practicing for Legion Play. they don't chloroform it. 22-Eighth grade program is given. 25 28 28 -2 -Mr. Chryst presents letters to football men. The turkeys wish they were Easter bunnies. 9--Vacation. Whoopief l-Mr. Cunningham is taken to the hospital. 2 7 -Mr. Deuel is substituting for Mr. Cunningham. -Pep meeting. First basketball game of the season. Augusta vs. Eleva. 30-18 in our favor. 9 IO--Arnold thinks so hard in Chemistry that he tips over his 'his chair. Did you' get hurt, Arnie? -Seniors get their class rings. Page Fifty-nim a., m l GTHE SPIRIT ':'fC:EDf1'4EIlX:' ' 't' 3E'fs' 'C' L- C' 17 18 19 20 -Basketball game, Osseo vs. Augusta. 5-1 1. Another victory. Golly! 20- -Campaign for selling magazines starts. Junior High against Senior High. Winning team receives a treat. Lucille Sieg is Secretary. 1 --Cadott comes to play a practice game of basketball, 13-14. -A real pep meeting was held for the first conference game. Merrillan vs. Augusta. 30-3. Magazine contest closes. Junior High loses. January 6-Christmas vacation. 6-Everyone is glad to be back again. School emblem. beaver, was selected. Os K Q 7-A mouse came running into English class. Feenie and A Blondy almost jumped out of their seats. if S 8-Miss Winnick discoveredia nail in her shoe. Mr. Hor- l I ton was her assistant and helped her. 9-A big basketball game of the season. Fall Creek vs. Augusta. 15-12. 10-Senior pictures are displayed in trophy case. ll-Basketball boys give a display in their new suits. 13-During this cold spell of weather. there was a car pulling contest after school. 16-Mr. Cunningham is back. 17W-Another basketball game. Fairchild vs. Augusta. Score, 16-32. 20-Faculty pictures are displayed in trophy case. Pretty good looking bunch after all! 21-Merrill eats candy in Economics. 22-Seniors draw lots for the Calamity Howler. Feenie gets it. Be good to it. Feenie! 23-24-Final examinations are given. 24-Basketball game, Humbird vs. Augusta, 9-26. 27--Everyone is keeping his eyes open to find Miss Mooney's class book which she lost. 28-Junior High girls give a party for Miss Purdy. Miss Swangstu starts teaching. ' 29--Senior High gave a party for Miss Purdy. Mr. Chryst swallowed the filling from his tooth. Probably, a cheap one. Don't you think so? 30+-Keith falls asleep in Economics. A lot of funny things happen in this class. Page Sixty f sn GW D ' 4 tfl15il1lll ..C Uf umxe-HH:-mfg-nv:--womfOnnwHn?Bwe31m3-ansnusr-ggur :img 31-Basketball game at Merrillan. 29-10. l-A dog came into Senior assembly in time for roll call. U' , 5-Junior class play cast is chosen. , 6-Ci. A. A. girls go to Cadott to play basketball. Score ll-4. 7-Another basketball game. Osseo against Augusta. Score, 25-20. A 10-Miss Swangstu leaves us. ll-Miss Duffenbach from Eau Claire Teachers' College is substi- tuting for Miss Swangstu. 13-State nurse is here examining us kids. 14-Fall Creek plays basketball here. Score 27-16. Another victory. 15-Basketball team plays Eau Claire Teachers' College B team at Eau Claire. Score 30-15. 17-Miss Foster is teaching Senior High English. 19-Bonnie and Merrill were sweeping Junior Assembly this morning. 20-Everyone seems to have the spring fever. We haven't noticed it on the teachers, yet. 21-Last game of the season. Augusta vs. Fairchild. Score 9-2. Closed the sea- son with 1007. 24-Seniors and Miss Krenz go to Eau Claire to see the Shakespearian play. The Twelfth Night. 28-Eau Claire Teachers' College B team plays basketball here vs Augusta. Score 17-14. 7-The Operetta, Tulip Time was given.. It was a success. f 10-Senior girls win girls' basketball tournament. Q , 3 l 1-Agnes Senske has her hair cut. C-L-. ' ' 13-Basketball team enters the tournament. Augusta - ,!: ' vs. Eau Claire. Score 23-29. 14-Augusta vs. Cadott. Score 13-20. Tough luck. - I 28--Mr. Lyons awards letters to basketball men. Jun- ior High give the Senior High a party for the magazine contest. ll-Junior Class Play was given. Man or Mouse. 26-Junior Prom. MAY 2-Field and track meet. 9-Senior Class Play '1When a Feller Needs a Friend. O 29-Commencement. Page Sixly-one . N I x ' X If Q Q D A K XX. 5 V x . K . ,B 1 l X ix Q Iwilllg. I il f S P ' T Qlatialllillt-Sc -, 2 7,-QEPBOD It oo i':ooc1.1'91f,f v :non 'o oo Q- hoo c-A 00032 E7 5 Q ' X K ' ' . 3 xi ' xx t I Y N X UR MUSIC BOX I t ngworth - So Tired. d Moen- I Never See Maggie Alone. San ord and Marion- Sweethearts on Parade. ar Paddock- Laugh, Clown, Laugh. enry Dreessen- Moonbeam, Kiss I-Icr for Me. errill Miller- It's 3 o'clock in the morning. A es Senske- Bashful Baby. Guss Moldenhauer- Ohl Baby, VVhat a Night! Doris Haugh- The Woman in the Shoe. Al Johnson- Honey. Jimmie Livermore- Harmonica Harry. Robert Harden- I-I-I-I Stutterf' Margaret Scott- Brown Eyes, Why are You Blue? Merle Hall- I'm a Dreamer, Aren't We All? Irene Zimmerman- He's So Unusual. Karl Rick- Do Something. Bonnie Monroe- Maybe, Who Knows? Lawrence Sieg-- I-Ie's ha Good Man to Have Around Eleanor Olson- What Do I Care? Lucille Sieg- I'm Sailing on a Sunbeam. Lorraine Livermore- Am I Blue? Fat Johnson- Cheer, Boys, Cheer. Keith Thompson- Sleepy Head. Walter Leudtke-- Sonny Boy. Louis Kohnke- Armistice Day, Forever. Rudolph Von I-laden:-- Everytime I See My Sugar, I Get a Lump in My Throat. John Rockwell brought a library slip to Leona, the student monitor who should sign the slip. In the meantime he stepped on her foot. Leona- Well, get off my feet. John- Well, they're so big you can't help stepping on them Eleanor: fGetting Ready for a Hot Dog Sale.J how many wieners you can get for a pound? Arnold Merrill doing? J.: Oh! You should buy them by the yard. Miller: Cln Economics Classj What are we supposed to be Miss Mooney: Economics Page Sixty-two Wilma, will you go down to the butcher shop and see about WIT +5 I mill CIEgr'SaEf'IaZi:!? UiaX? l?-EaiI321iElf2L?'l'iEEI'1'EEET i 00 C100 Q- ov Q nova or 43 IRIT VW- f . Q Qs. fllliigiwifi SP - ll CLetter Found in the Assemblyj Girl of My Dreams! I What puts the sweet in home sweet home? Forgive mc .but It's the song I love and I know you'd be surprised. Me and the man in the moon i'Get the blues when it rains but we know If we want the rainbow, we must have the rain. Me and my gal were under the Carolina moon trying to 'Kiss and make up. You know Sweetheart of all my dreams I love you truly. That's how I feel about you. I'll never ask for more but this i'Once in a lifetime. A'Oh, Promise me you'll Give me a little kiss. That's my weak- ness now. The Dream train is bringing that Precious little thing called love with it for it has Marie on it. 'AWhat do we do on a dew dew dewy day? It's Some sweet day because you Button up my overcoat. Who wouldn't be jealous of you for I don't know whether you'll re- main True blue. 'AI-Iappy days and lonely nights are all that I get. I'm so tired Out in- the new mown hay making a Dream house on the beautiful Isle of somewhere In my Isle of Golden Dreams watching the Sweethearts on Parade. I can't give you anything but love baby but it would be Halfway to Heaven if you would still be my baby. Is there anything wrong in that? Ramona why don't you Write? Do something about it. ' The sun is shining at my window but Pal of Mine I knew you were The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi but when I Dream of that last waltz with you Baby feet go pitter patter across my-kitchen floor. I wish I had died in my cradle before I grew up to love you. I had a woman crazy for me but She knew her onions and I thought If I only had a girl like you I'll get by. What does it matter just as long as we're in love? Last night Idreamed you kissed me. Oh! Give me a night in June some Carolina Moon, and then show me the way to go home. What a girl, what a night in the Rain. Page Sixty- three j MII- al , THE s111R17' ' V' ' ' ' olll' 'clllzk FW q gr n 1 I Q v l Rufus Ik , J ' im I 5 HEff1'EfETF:'I:T': fic 3I:1f:'4UI2 :a '-T33 'T IH'4' e'lEIEIEXCJEfIX'-F ' I'm in the jailhouse, now. Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling? If you must sing the 'APrisoner's song sing it Over, there. Baby face, watch your step with Harold Teen. Yours Till we meet again, Always True B1ue. - Guess Who? f 'Postscriptz Don't forget to remember to think what I told you about That certain party of mine. 7 Was it a dream? It was. HOUSEHOLD HINTS: How to keep ants out-Don't let them in. How to dress a chicken-Furs in summer: low shoes in winter. To take spots out of a dress-Cut them out. To prevent ink stains-Use a lead pencil. Miss Landfare: May I have a pint of milk? Eleanor: I don't think we have a pint, but I can give you half a quart. Wouldn't it be funny if- All Seniors graduated? Everyone liked this Annual? Four could sit comfortable on the rear seat of a car? Seniors were really privileged characters? True love ran smooth? Rudolph was skinny? Ed and Maggie broke up? Mr. Cunningham agreed to all our proposals? All girls let their hair grow? Dancing would be allowed at noon hours? Miss Purdy: What is the indissolable tie? Arnie: Marriage Dorothy Harden was standing by an open door. and the wind was blow- ing through. Mahlon: Oh, what a breeze! Page Sixty-four New cyyvmpjaw a WMI ll S 1 1' Il N , . sw ll' QT H E S P I R I T mlllfffi-i e '. f-.X .,..,,-ills ? , ,, 7, mm:-mn:-nnnfvnnoxzmfennmtrnammf-HUQUEQQ -m fs C. M2 CZ .. ' O I Henry Dreessen had just been in a fight, and was Walkl am I I L4-1 Street. - I 'f , ,f c A little boy walking by with his mother said, Mamma, ' a X mask like that man's got. J Leona: Did you ever have water on the knee? 19' Eleanor: No, of course not. Leona: It must be terribly dirty then. . Q' , Applications for lVork in the Senior English Class Lucille Sieg takes the part of Miss Sarah Jenkins, and Niada Zan as thed lady who is looking for a hired girl. Sarah: I read the lay-out in the Pumpkin Center Blab for a hired girl. Here are some references: Deacon Jones. First grade Teacher, Sister-in-law's cousin's brother, and my grandmother, but she's dead now. Lady of the house: What is the social standing of your father? Sarah: He is chief of police, fire department, janitor of the church, street cleaner, and my Mother's husband: their son happens to be my brother. Lady of the house: I am inclined to believe that you are making up thesc references and you are not hired! Arnold Johnson applying for a job of selling a locomotive. Everett Liver- more is the manager. Arnold: I saw your ad in the paper, and as I have been on the railroad pay roll for nine years, I thought you would hire me. Everett: What did you do? ' Arnold: I carried express from the depot in Chicago for six years, and then I cleaned spitoons for three years. Everett: No, I cannot hire you. Arnold: That's what I thought. Miss Krenz told her class to write an essay on Income Tax. The following was handed in: I have a dog named Tax: I opened the door and income Tax. Irene: I forgot to take my shoes to the tailor shop! Nettie H.-Is my tongue coated? Pat Held-No, Nettie, one never finds moss on a race track. Page Sixty-five fwvWLL. sn WM Arnold Johnson L- .... ..., W isecracking 'Tl E IIRIT if' .. Q 22-,'wj'l-lim 3521 I S 2 'sian' , .:, ,,.,., IL I ':'LT?cIl':'f12IC IEIHQIIE'-1'i1fD :'EIE'fv EIE1- EEE! Famous Pastimes- Edgar Edgar Leona Lou Verne Lange .--L .A..... ,w., - Helen McElroy,--, Marjorie Guserrrr Morrell Johnson--. Wilma Langworthy C --Chewing gum --,M---,-,.-.Y -----.,-LLTalking - ........ , .,.,...f Blushing -- --..-,Talking to the office force LL... oooo.o.... -.-W Making up tests Jimmie Livermore ,s,.. C ..... ..--r LL--. Broadcasting Edgar Paddockc,..,,.dL.- ..., -L-.-.L -rt --, Boasting Jack Horel ,EE, trap, or ..,. -. ......,..,.W .,Slapping Clarence Rugotzke oEE,.... --.-,-Chewing cough drops Cora Hammerm.-.-fr--. o,W........,..E.. Gossiping Eleanor Olsonrnrr Bonnie Monroe .LL Copying Websters L -L ..,. .E,,a.. - .Making faces : You were up at two o'clock last night. Leona: I was not. : You were too. upstairs. : I was not: I slept downstairs last night. fStudying appendages of the crayfishj f Morrell: What are swimmerettes? Bert H.: Bathing Beauties. Mr. Cunningham: I know a man who figured on turpentine for seven years. Arnie: They figured on paper longer than that. fSpeaking of traditions in Sociology Classj Miss Mooney: It is a tradition for the Turks to remove their shoes before entering their church. Doris H.: I s'pose that's how the Saturday night bath originated. One day last winter Al Johnson broadcasted over HOWL. He sang Cali- fornia, here I come. The next day we read in the paper that 10,000 tourists left California for Florida. Jim Boehrer Cin Geometry Classj: I can't seem to soak this stuff up. It goes in one ear and comes out the other. Doris H.: That's because there's nothing there to stop it. Senior- What would you advise me to read after graduation? , Mr. Lyon- The lgelp wanted column. 4 I I Page Sixty-six 53, 'mmgwfl QT H E S P 1 R 1 T . Y X Q I ls -fu , ' A I I g 5L '1'-If mm:-naar-mnnafclnaucffrmamnfmtrnwtxmrcvmnrc-mn-:crm-:zine Name Nickname Favorite Pastime Motto Ambition Bonnie Monroe Speed Entertaining boys .... ,. Let 'er rip ,,,.E, Be two places at once. Nettie Horton. Net ----Arguing .......... .-,. What I will! I will! When I won't. I won't! .,,.. ,-- Artist. Helen McElroy Hel ,,--Talking ....,,.... .-- Never lose hope ,,Journalist. Eleanor Olson- Feenie Copying dictionary ---Q'Keep smiling .... .Aviatrix. Lucille Sieg -- Sieg - Making clever remarks-, Improve with age Cartoonist. Irene Zimmer- man .... .--. Zim Leona Kunert , Blondy Nona Jean I Rockwell -- Nonie Mahlon Mold- enhauer -LW Guss Virgil Held -,- Pat ,,- Merrill Miller , Miller Morrell Johnson ' 'Fat , ,, Albert Johnson Al H Taking moonlight walks In him I trust -- Writing equations Y-.- Studying .....M..... -, Entertaining the class- - Dreammg ----...L,--- Driving his car .....E , Speak right up -,, Social butterfly. Be persistent --.-,Nurse. No more profession- alrsm .,,...,.. Opera. Let not thy tongue I speak evil ,-,.,, None. May I rest in peacc Basketball star, Kill himself. Dancing ..........., In style or in the -----Spending hours with the ground. ..... Doctor. honey .......w.. , Be a ladies' man -,,Happily married Jack Horel - John Slapping .........,, , l'To am. I not to was He-vamp. Bert Horton . , Stubby LCracking Jokes ..... , Be happy .... ,-,.Prize fighter. Eddie Moen -- Ed .... Margaret .........., -. Use your arms -vLove. Dot--I'm so peeved that I'm going to return everything you gave me. Fat-All right, let's start with the kisses. B--achelors a-re c-haps h--aving e--nough l-uck o-r brains f19m3lIl s-mga: ' Boyd vvdp, J IG-'hu -'- NW7','N6d fifzrow I .wlifi s to f mea 1' wwf Mrl Chryst: Who convinced you that' you couldn't pla Mr.'Cunningham: The installment collector. AJ.. 0-uv!! - The guy with the million-dollar wa1k. mDania1 Youn . Page Sixt U s P a S ,fl '--4 , -T 5 I I X Q CDwI4FfvWV ' ZH, G , , ,, :tw A FNX J A A uaiaiugjumwm Q223 Q JW, Iuimxx 'EIB' I13IC QLX'?ViTEZElF 11:E -V'il 1L3:U 'T 177 ZUIIIG - - - - 1 Compliments of AUGUSTA DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Nlanufacturers of AUGUSTA M AID 'lIU'I l'ER AND ICE CIIEAM Go to Zimmerman's for Your Groceries, Shoes, Clothing, and Up-to-Date Gents' Furnishings Satisfaction, or Money Refunded I C. H. ZIMMERMAN I tu qht THE NEW STORE Phone 5 7 m u l Q THE s1f1R1T , ggaw ,, fi I ilzillii MJ .lillli Il i., ana-mm-2-rare-mmxcxnnonaar-zacnxbcrncfzrrr-Qammrmvcnxxibrmaro Mr. Cunningham lin the assem- blyl: 'Pass two rows at a time and not any different because you're not supposed to. Found in a Senior theme: Then he got the horses from the delivery stable. Miss Mooney: God only knows Karl Rick: And l-le won't tell. 1 Nettie: Do you like corn on the ear? i Bonnie: I don't know. l never had one there. BRISKE-LYON Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Fencing, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods of All Kinds, Heaters, Ranges, Oil Stoves, Speed Queen Electric and Gasoline Washing M hines W e Are Yours Q1 erv IN YEARS TO Co , N S 'lgn 'wx' ill X Renew school day memories V ' g ClI1SSfl1?ltCS fl HC TO! THE PFEFFER IOS I AUGUSTA, S SI I Branch at Osseo Open Sunday Open everyTuesday P. M. B By Appointment Page Sixtyfnm if HE SI -' 0 . . I . arabic -and-farmers-'-:HJC umfnczn-Dtxnecrmocrznfwrmccf-urxsrgzsmto Livesey's Pharmacy HThe Rexall Storey School Supplies Toilet Articles Kodak Supplies Popular Fiction Prescriptions filled as written TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST Arnold Cworking Chemistry prob- lemsj: The problem, Mamma, that you helped me do last night was all wrong. Don't feel bad about it, Mamma, none of the other Mammas got it right either. Al: Girls are all alike. Fat: Yeah, each one's different. Jack: What's the matter with you? Guss: Oh, I don't know! The doctor told me to take one pill three times a day, but you can't do that. Mr. Cunningham: When you burn hydrogen and oxygen, what is formed? Eleanor 1 A flame. A proud young father wired the news of his happiness to his brother in these words: A handsome boy has come to my house and claims to be your nephew. We are doing our best to give him a proper welcome. The brother, however, failed to see the point. and wired back: I have no nephew. The young man is an imposterf' Augusta tate Bank Established 1875 BWI PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS The Corner Bank Page Seventy wwvmwf Q.0 'Q,,'lf0 1 I .A Q W I i f f 1 . f '. x0 .lil fijulfis' A V. Q I IT H E SP I R ' T W illiam if do-use 1- :anne-sims:-:uazDrmnf5mmQwmm:b g:mnQ TRINGER ' M AUGUSTA'S BUSIEST STORE iw? Augusta, Wisconsin Jim L.: What would happen if we broke one of the command- ments? Wink: VJell, there'd still be one left. Feenie: Have you heard the story about the hill? Sieg: No, Feenie: It's nothing but a bluff. 'iGuss is an awful pest. I-Ie never seems to know when to stop. I Fern D.: Thats strange: I was out riding with him last night and he found a dandy place. Mr. Deuel: Can you give me an example of wasted energy? Wink: Telling a hair raising story to a bald-headed man. Al: What course are you going to finish in? Kenny: In the course of time. Mr. Belisle: Wake that fellow next S. OL ON to you. Jack: Do it yourself. You put him fo Sleep' MERCHANT Arnie: I wish I could be like the T A I L O R river. Pat: Why? Arnie: Stay in my bed. and yet follow my course! Lucille S.: Here! Don't swear be- Greetin S to the Class fore me. g Keith: Excuse me. I didn't know f ,30 you wanted to swear first. 0 Page Seventy-one mfiff f luwwl fly' -T H E S P 1 R 1 T 1- ' i5.L,illl'.'i!iif iillilllllzn. K EIDE:-'T XIE? 1'L1:i'F7iTT3ll'?iG3'1'fXE :iIEY-ZEEIJ-eE'0Y3EI3'?1I1IQ ' s ICSIIBI' S Emanuel Bros M E A T S Augusta, Wisconsin Dr. H. F. Prill Variety Store GEO. F. WIESNER, Prop. The Iron Hose Line of Fine Hosiery Forget-lVle-Not All Silk for Ladies and Misses lVlayflower Rayon for Ladies and Misses Iron Hosei' for Children Iron Sox for Men CANDIES School Supplies-Gift Goods and Full Line of Glassware and Dinner- ware SURGEON VVHERE YOU BUY FOR LESS AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE 'WW YOUR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT Dr. E. H. Winter PHYSICIAN and SURGEON GREETINGS to the CLASS OF '30 R. E. Binning AUGUSTA, WISCONSIN I 5 tu! if '1 emit ' W1 it Q E SPIRIT illllige' 1. ,. .,a:g3fii1'l,'lQefli T H Mat: ff . i U O.- I. N is EX-K-ls Y'CE'DJLEI3':'EEIl:S G33 0 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Augusta, Wisconsin The Church With a Welcome Sunday School A. M.-Morning XVorship--Epworth League P. M. Rev. Charles G. Brown, Pastor Can you imagine: Pat in a hurry? Louie 6 feet high? Senior class remaining quiet while roll is being taken? Chemistry class knowing their lesson? Dan Young knowing what the assignment is? Irene not getting hurt in playing basketball? Teachers being sick on the day of an examination? Wliat are you studying now? asked Mrs. Johnson. We have ta-ken up the subject of molecules. answered her son. I hope you will be very attentive and practice constantly, said the mother. 1 tried to get your father to wear one, but he could not keep it in his eye. Page Seventy-three N14 -T H 15 S11 1 R 1 T .- H- 'E1 IE!C1f:X: 3E1 33 '- 'W L' Ci :5 Farmers Union Exchange 81 C0-operative Oil Co. Phone 136 AUGUSTA, WISCONSIN Wisconsin Farmers' Union Exc., Inc. Darling-Fertilizer-Varis Feeds and Seeds-Flour, Salt and Coal Dealers in All Kinds of Farm Produce Skelly Gasoline and Oils and Greases PROMPT SERVICE AND DELIVERY One evening as Mr. Cunningham was returning from a squirrel hunting expedition, he met an elderly gentleman who engaged him in conversation. Finally this man who was a stranger to our principal became so interested that he asked, 'ASay, whose boy are you anyway? I don't remember seeing you before. Instantly the reply came back, Oh. l'm one of Cunningham's boys. I haven't been here very long. Found in the Eau Claire Leader a few days before Christmas. Augusta, Wisconsin. Dear Santa Claus: If you will please bring me these for Christmas. a book, a pretty pin, a map. box, ring, a pencil. a pen, and a comb. Yours friend, LORRAINE W. Page Sew:-nty-four Everett Guse Cwho always gets br H E s P1 R1 T I I ll 44- ' o.. I' J I: 'lII:l:u,. naar- Ivnaferua-zfxrrcalcnmstrnbnrxamuag HOLLEN Clothing Company EAU CLAIRE, w1scoNs1N Hart, Schaffner 86 Marx Clothes Leaders in Athletic 86 Sporting Goods Eagle Shirts Schoble Hats J. P. Shoes LEADERS IN DRESS SHOES his tongue twistedj seeing Mr. Chryst for the first time after he had gotten his glasses. Here comes Specks with his Chrysticals on. Cunningham in the Blue Moon Cafe at Arcadia. How much are your ten cent sodas? Earl B.: The trouble is the teach- ers all expect the same thing. Miss Landfare: Oh, no, Earl. I am sure no one else expects any book- keeping from you. The absent-minded p r o f e s s o r scratched pancakes and poured syrup down his back this morning. Bartig Shadler Mercantile Company The Quality Merchandise AUGUSTA, WISCONSIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE The Equation of Our Business STYLE PLUS QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICES ACKNOWLEDGED LEADERS LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Page Seventy-tau PM -T H If 5 P 1 Rl T ,,, Q A f i l iuli ifqggyi iiiiilaiilin. 69 OOD' 2 'GOD 'DOB' 00 - : ::i fgs - 'onomgnoni ooxsaoau ea can - oooEnao can PEOPLE'S STATE BANK Where Your Business Headquarters for Portable Typewriter-s NEW ROYALS and L. C. SMITHS Used, Sold, Rented and Repaired Rulieu Typewriter Company Eau Claire, Wisconsin Typewriters-Plus Service' Henry D-4'Wherc does the firsl paragraph begin F Miss l,andfareff Why, H e n r y, with the first word, of course. Is Appreciated -vs- 'GPURE AS THE LILY fs LILY BRAND ICE CREAM UECKE DAIRY COMPANY --Distributors-- Wm. Taylor's Horton Cafe Thompson Drug Store Page Seventy-six ,wmju :y yu, 1, ,fr , ...,a.a1nL: Ill I fd: l 1 -H. wa-A Augusta Auto Company FORD PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES Filling Station and Repairing 666 DREESSEN HARDWARE COMPANY Harness and Hardware Supplies Shelf and Heavy Hardware CHAS. SPONDLY In Charge of Tin Shop Kain-Lampert Lumber Co. L1Imber-Millwork-Building Material of All ' Would you take out an In rance policy if you were me? mot on your life. Bonnie: Do you know what the faculty is for? Helen: No. Bonnie: To help the Seniors run the school. O. 62 N. LUMBER K' d m S COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Coal, Dairy and Chick MERCHANTS Feeds DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL Page Sem-nn,-sc g if- Qr H E S pl R 1 T in Q ls lll' at If fi-n ik ':tXaEEl 1 ZI11f1'EEIEI f- EC Mr. Lyon tafter the Fairchild-Augusta gamelz Mahlon, what did this game remind you of? Mahlon: The Panic of 1837. Mr. Lyon: What did Paul Revere say at the end of his ride? Keith Langworthy: Whoa! Lady friend: Are you married? Cunningham: No, I was kicked by a horse. Andy: What would you do if I told you that you were a great man? Lenny: I'd think I was. The school teacher wrote on the back of a boy's three weeks report: 'AA good worker but talks too much. The father wrote under this: You should meet his mother. WHY YOU SHOULD READ THE EAU CL IRE LEADER THE EA CL IRE TELEGRAM They are the first to reach Augusta with the latest news. 24-hour Associated Press service, supplemented by the United Press and the Newspaper Enter- prise Association gives you All the News while it is News. MARKETS, SPORTS, and COMICS TO YOUR LIKING IJ age Svvmly-eight Tnfavjx . 7 r 'MII 'I' H Ii S PIR I 'I' .li L : i lk 'I ., I-2 -1IEC5 11K1:X'l E1'ELXf'3f3 l0f?t1L9sITgTIX?2ff'l4.X:JEI' ' HAMMER' BAKERY mln 'Y TELEPHONE No. 7 'AI-low old are you? asked the vis- itor of Lucille. That is a difficult question. The latest personal survey shows my psy- chological age to be 12, my moral age 4, my anatomical age 7, and my physiological age 6. I suppose, how- ever, that you refer to my chronologi- cal age. That is so old-fashioned that I seldom think of it any more. Dean B-My dollars are right. but- Miss Landfare-There must be something wrong with your cents. H. W. RICK REAL ESTATE, LOANS and INSURANCE Dr. R. B. Washburn DENTIST B. F. Von Berg, Agency GENERAL, FARM, LIFE and PROPERTY INSURANCE Miss Mooney: Mahlon, spit our your gum. Mahlon: I swallowed it. Miss Mooney: Well, I said it was hard on your appendix. Mahlon: Well, I suppose I will have to spit it in the waste paper basket then. 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