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Row III: Bohlman, Frank, DeJong, Guyette, Wojtasiak, Nicolaisen, Corning, Wahlers, Roepke. Row II: Suess, Carroll, Meverden, Madson, Huehnerfuss, Carlson, Mueller, Kraus-Advisor. Row I: Paulson, Krubsack, Schoenicke, Jaeck, Parfitt, Szutkowski. Powe Voight, Rutter. JUNIOR CLASS Hats off to the future class of 1940! The Junior Class consists of twenty-seven members. The members absent when the class pictures were taken were Melvin Rew and Arthur Holloway. The class responded remarkably to the numerous extra-curricular activities. Officers President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. -12- lie Ivin Rew Branch Paulson Lucille Frank
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Gorges, Marcella Sally Ann Overs!ze cameras are need- ed to show her activities. Chorus 1,2,:3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Orchestra 1 forensics 1,2,3,4 Carnival 1,2,3,4 Sec.-Treas. 1 Grama Club 1,2,3 Class Pres. 2 Girl’s Club 1,9,3 German Club 4 Transferred from Marshfield Kimball, George Shorty He could tear around all day and then-- Sec.-Treas. 2 Baseball 4 Vicp Pres. 3 “Basketball 3,4 Grama Club 2,3,4 Krueger, Marvin Sparky Others have been dimmed by his vast brilliance. Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Opper, Clarence That territory is suited to his rugged temperament. We Seniors We are a group of jolly young people Just at the threshold of life Facing the dawn's blazing glory And also a world full of strife. Some will march upward and onward Gain fame in this field or that, Lieeting with trials and temptations And things that are hard to combat. With lenders like Mr. Sontag, Grosenick, Kraus and Hiss Reid To start us up life's highway How fortunate are we indeed. We are looking upward and onward To discover our niche in life, To embark on a life full of usefulness Trying to combat this strife. Grasping the g- eat opportunity Before it fades and is gone Life will fade all too quickly But for us, not sunset, but dawn. But when we have gilded our highways And gained our laurel or crest May we meet in that beautiful Valley And leave the world to the rest. —Marie Whiting -11-
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i?w- r 1-3. We aren’t always like this, 4. Did you have a nice swim? 5. A penny for your thoughts. 6. Aren’t your jealous, Jack? 7. Oh ho, Della and Elwood. 8. Our cheery cheerleader! 9-18. Our grand basketball boys, 19-20. Dignified seniors. 21-22. Did you run out of boys? 23. Be careful Ruthie. 24. Are you contented? 25. Wa-hoo! Indian squaw? 26. Friends? I wonder. 27-28. Freshies. 29-30. Anda and Marvin. 31. How many is it Rosalie? 32. Dorothy 33. Where are your curls, June? 34. Art 35. Pals 36. Grade Teachers -17-
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