Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1940 volume:

PUBLISHED CLAS § -1- TO THE CASUAL READER OF THIS FIFTH VOLUME OF THE BIHISCAN , IT MAY OFFER A QUIETING RELAXATION. HO’, EVER THE STAFF WHO HAS DILIGENTLY LABORED TO BRING IT TO PUBLICATION, THINKS OF IT AS A JOURNALISTIC SPREE . IF YOU, THE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF OUR SCHOOL, GET ANY DEGREE OF SATISFACTION IN THUMBING THROUGH THESE PAGES, WE ARE GRATEFUL. THINK OF THE STUDENTS V KO HAVE LABORED, RE-ARRANGED, RE-WRITTEN, RE-TYPED, TO BRING THIS VOLUME TO YOU. THIS IS A VIVID NARRATION OF THE PAST YEAR’S EVENTS OF (XT R SCHOOL.HERE WISDOM AND ACHIEVEMENT ARE PRESENTED WITH ENTHUSIASM, VIGOR, AND REMARKABLE SKILL. TO YOU AND TO THE STAFF THIS IS HISTORY IN ITS FINEST FORM. WE HOPE YOU ENJOY OUR BOOK. DEDICATION To the Friends and Alumni of the Birna nwood Public Schools, we, The Senior Class of 1940, hereby dedicate this, the fifth issue of The Bihiscan . -2 V. W. Kraus Science G. H. Grosenick English and History L. E. Krueger Commercial -3- Class of 1940 Officers President- Lyle Bohlman Vice- President- Gordon Rutter Secretary-Treasurer- Melvin Rew MOTTO: We will find a path or make one. a.-.-. CLASS COLORS: Green and V h’ite f K V f FLOWER: Lilies of the Valley 7'Q -4- mrr Editor in Chlef----Arlene Parfitt Business Manager—Laura Grosinske Calender-------------------LaCuita Meverden Typists--------------------Russell Corning Arnold Mueller Elizabeth Jaeck Snapshots -------Violet Carlson Delores Huehnerfuss . Nina Guyettee Music------------------------Merna Scheonlke Bernice Voigt Sports------------- June Krubsack Society---------Catherine Carroll Lucille Frank Delores Szutkowski Art ----------------Hazel St John Laura Grosinske Arlene Parfitt Seniorscope-----Ervin Wojtasiak Doris Wahlers Blanche Madson Humor----------------Lyle Bohlnan Elmer Suess Forensics----------------------Art Holloway Dramatics----------Blanche Madson Advertising-------------------Lyle Bohlman Faculty Advisers------Mr. Sontag Mr. Grosenlck Mr. Kraus Miss Krueger -5- im§. ySTiifc Bohlman, Lyle Bohunk MAs for women, though we scorn em We may live with, but not without em. Band 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 One-Act Play 2,4 Debate 4 Senior Class Play 4 Class Pres 1,4 Carlson, Violet '’Swede’ The sweet expression on the face Forever changing yet the same. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2 Carroll, Catherine Cathy There we live as merry as the day is long. Transferred from Eland Glee Club3-4 Class Play 4 Corning, Russell Rusty Nothing becomes him ill, That he would well. Glee Club 1,2,3 Operetta 2 De Jong, Gerrit Nooky The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Frank, Lucille Bud Oh! She wa3 as good as she was fair None-none on earth above her. Transferred from Eland Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2 Sec.-Trees. 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 Class Play 4 7- 3roslnske, Laura Bill Is She not more than painting can express, Or youthful poets fancy when they love? Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2 Bihiscan 4 Class Play 4 Guyette, Nina Grandma I see, lady, the gentleman is not in your books. Glee Club 1 Holloway, Arthur Much ado about nothing. Art Senior Class Play 4 Drama 1,2,3,4 One Act Play 3 Glee Club 2,3 Operetta 2 Huehnerfuss, Delores Dodie Love me little, love me long. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Jaeck, Elizabeth Lizzie Remember me when I am gone away. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2 V Meverden, La Cuita Cutie Where are you going with your love locks flowing? Glee Club 1,2,3,4 -8- Drama 3 Mueller, Arnold Arnie He that blusheth a pretty pink, When at him a girl doth wink.” Band 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Parfitt, Arlene ”Ozzy All your fortune lies beneath your hat. Transferred from Eland Operetta 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Drama 1 Bihiscan 4 Paulson, Branch Twig If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason upon compulsion, I Rew, Mielvin Mel I said once, the devil would have him about women. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Sec’y Treas.4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Pres. 2,3 Rutter, Gordon Gordy Hunting he loved, but love he laughed to scorn. Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Roepke, John To be or not to Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Jack be, that is the question. Class Play 4 Drama 2 -9- Schoenike, Merna Tooty Those who love deeply cannot age. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Operetta 2 Class Play 4 3t. John, Hazel Oh Roneo, Romeo, '.Therefore art Thou Romeo? Transferred from Poynette Gypsy Szutkowski, Delores Dot Is it in heaven to love too Transferred from Bland well? Softball 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 Suess, Elmer Leona Thou art a giddy son of a gun. Baseball 2,3,4 Voigt, Bernice Birdie Angels listen when she speaks She's my delight, all mankinds wonder. Band 1,2,3,4 Forensics 2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Glee Club 1,2 Drama 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2 Wojtasiak, Irvin Icabod Every man has his faults and honesty is his. Glee Club 1,2,3 Drama 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Debate 4 Senior Class Play 4 •10- Krubsack, June Tubby There is, betwixt that smile we should aspire to, that sweet aspect of princes and their ruin. G.A.A. 3,4 Class Play 4 Cheerleader 2 Softball 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3 Madson, Blanche Pouscat My bounty is as boundless as the sea—my love as deep. Glee Club 1 Drama 3,4 Class Play 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Nicolaisen, Marion Ebbie Hasty marriage seldom proveth well. Wahlers, Doris Skippy Womanhood more joy discovers Making fools, than keeping lovers. Chorus 1,2 Drama 1,2,3 Basketball 3 Class Play 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Operetta 2 THE SENIORS The senior class of nineteen forty, Are just to choose their life. We'll all go forth, some far, some near For some there will be strife. Some will go onward and upward To the highest field of fame, Some will start slipping, go backward, But, do not be put to shame. V.e'll find a path or make one, We'll follow the narrow way. Until our goal we have won At the climax of life's day. We'll all have to battle with hardships, But don't lose your grasp or let go, For we have a guide and a leader, Who will help us o'er come the foe. We will all be contented and happy, When we've found a path or made one. When we will put our cares aside For our battles we have won. —Merna Schoenike -11- Left to right: Junior Class Row 1: Rastl, Szutkowski, Fremming, Krubsack, Pukall, Miller, Klotzbueker, Row 11: Brown, Meverden, Nearing, Brumm, Falstad, Holtz, Matz, Spanbauer, Janness, Roepke Klinner, Head, Corrie, Hamilton, Roloff, Wheeler. Officers: Brunner, Meyer, , Rowlll President Arlyn Klotzbueker Vice- President- Dale Krull Secretary- Eugene Krubsack Treasurer- Audrey Keller ROW I: Beversdorf, Wlskow, Corning, Kopitzke, Breyer, Gatz, Roepke Sohwartz, Beversdorf, Whiting. ROW II: Block, Wojtasiak, Schmidt Leider, Kainz, Grill, Mundt, Matche, Tornow, Ascher, Harter, Krueger, (adviser) , ROW III: Packard, Pagel, Krubsack, Picklemeyer Krueger, Mechelke, Krueger, Prahl, Corporal. The Sophomore Class The sophomore class, consisting of thirty-one members, is des- tined to go places and add much to the history of B. H. S. Its members participate in many of the extra-curricular activities of the school. Stanley Gatz, a regular on the basketball team this year, and Harold Beversdorf, and Ronald Kopitzke, subs, will be fighting for the orange and black in basketball. Several of the girls, as drum majorettes, inspire the band, a part of which is composed of members of our class. Drama club finds some of its good members in this class. Anna Leider had a part in the one-act play oontest this year. Junior Koerner, our President, has done an excellent job as sports writer for the Oriole. LaVon Pagel, Doris Block, Delores Krubsack, and others have also contributed to its success. Many of the girls have been very active in G. A. A. Junior Koerner was absent when the picture was taken. Offioers: President--------------—Junior Koerner Vice-President-------------------Doris Block Secretary and Treasurer----Lavon Pagel -13- Freshman Class Left to right: ROW 1: Matz, Whiting, Brounecker, Kruit, Spaulding, Humblet, Harter, Krull, Corning, Wege, ROW 11: Suwyn, Beversdorf,Radliff; Fremming, Wojtasiak, Frohman, Tautges, Miller, Grosenick(Adviser), ROW 111: Kunst, Mierkey, Voi t, Klotzbueker, Yolitz, Gant, Locke,) Madson. , Officers President Willis Beversdorf Vice President Donald Klotzbueker Secretary Treasurer Richard Radliff -14- Bs5i 9i aiS£ ; -15- Melvin Raw—Guard Melvin was a substitute of the team in his Freshman and Sophomore years. In 1938-39 and this year he played of the regular team. This is his last year. Stanley Gatz—Center Stanley is our quick center, and as he is only a Sophomore he will again be with us next year. Stanley is our tallest player. Jaok Roepke--Forward Jack was also a substitute when he was a Freshman and Sophomore. Jack is one of our best players. He is a Senior. Dale Krull—Guard Dale was a substitute in his Freshman and Sophomore year. He now is a guard. He is famous for his fine shots. Dale will be back next year. Arnold Mueller—Forward Arnie was a substitute when a Freshman and Sophomore. Now he is our fast-moving forward. This is Arnie’s last year. Mr. Verne Kraus—Coach Mr. Kraus deserves much credit for his fine coaching. For it was with his help that our team won so many games. Mr. Kraus works hard and is a real friend to the players. The basketball team had a very successful season, winning second place in the conference with 9 wins and 3 loses. They, finished the season by winning the Con- solation at the District Tournment Meet. The team showed good team- work and shooting ability. BASKET BALL Junior Koerner) Harold Beversdorf) Claude Frohman) Substitutes Jerome Brunner) Ronald Kopitzke) These boys are good players. They played well whenever call- ed upon. Claude is only a Freshman. Harold, Junior, and Ronald are Sophomores. Jiggs is a Junior. We have a fine team comin up.n SEASONS RECORD Birnamwood 13 Bonduel 12 Birnanwood 18 White Lake 11 Birnamwood 28 Three Lakes 11 Birnanwood 18 Greshman 4 Birnamwood 23 liana wa 31 Birnamwood 22 Rosholt 19 Birnamwood 23 Mattoon 18 Birnamwood 24 Wittenberg 22 Birnanwood 34 Bowler 8 Birnamwo od 36 Scandinavia 19 Birnamwood 38 Tigerton 14 Birnamwood 23 Rosholt 19 Birnamwood 21 White Lake 26 Birnamwood 23 Mattoon 24 Birnamwood 22 Wittenberg 23 Birnamwood 25 Three Lakes 18 Birnamwood 36 Scandinavia 12 Birnamwood 20 Tigerton 25 Birnamwood 19 Bonduel 21 TOURNAMENT Birnamwood 28 Greshman 29 Birnamwood 34 Bowler 7 Birnamwood 18 Wittenberg 17 Team Field Goals Freethrow Made Missed Personal Fouls Total Points Birnamwood 243 129 142 189 629 Opp onents 182 86 133 225 450 -17- Birnamwood Wins Consolation Boners The Local Team Won Two Games and Lost One During the District Tournament Eight teams namely Rirnamwood Bowler, Gresham, Mattoou, Hosholt, Ti- gerton, Wittenberg and White Lake took part in the annual District Tour- nament held at Wittenberg February 27th to March 1st. The whole tourna ment was characterised by major up- sets from the very first game through- out the entire meet. TheW.A.A. touranment rules state that the smaller schools are to play In “C” school tournaments. The winners of the C” tournaments will play in the regional tournaments, two to at- tend each meet. Mattoon the winner of the Witten- berg tournament will play in the An- tigo regional meet and will play Antigo for the opening game. Roepke High In Points Birnamwood played the opening game of the tournament with Gresham. It being the first game the boys were play- ing conservative hall to feel out the referees . This acted as an inspiration to Gresham and they developed a will not to be beaten. The game ended a tie and it took four over time periods to decide the game. Roepke and Gatz were tie for points in the game both making eight. Gatos and Krull Play Good Games Jack Roepke was high scorer of the game making three baskets. Kruil play- ed the good game that he played con- sist iently through the tournament Krull played a strong defensive as well as an offensive game throngout the tour- nament Gatz made two baskets in this game the most made in any other game of the tournament The box score: Birnamwood fg ft pf tp A. Mueller _ 1 3 3 5 J. Roepke 3 2 4 8 J. Brunner 0 0 0 0 S. Gatz 2 4 1 8 D. Krull 2 1 1 5 M. Rew 0 2 1 2 Totals Gresham 8 12 10 28 Safford 9 1 1 1 Meyers _ 4 4 3 12 Hoffman 1 1 2 3 Vanderpoolo 1 0 2 2 Schabrow 3 6 3 11 Totals 9 11 11 29 Free throws missed: Birnamwood 11, Gresham 8. Mueller A Star Birnamwood had little trouble In winning the game from Bowler the third night of the tournament The boys started with their usual stride and soon had control of the situation. Mueller was high scorer in the game with five baskets and three free throws. Birnamwood won 34-7. The box score: Birnamwood fg ft pf tp A. Mueller 5 3 2 13 J. Roepke __ 3 2 1 8 S. Gatz 0 1 4 1 D. Krull 2 2 3 6 M. Row _ ... 2 0 0 4 C. Frohman 1 0 0 2 H. Beversdorf 0 0 0 0 Totals Bowler 13 8 10 34 Marquardt 2 1 3 5 Webb 0 0 0 0 Buettner 1 0 2 2 Fuhrman 0 0 3 0 Feltz 0 0 2 0 No. 34 0 0 1 0 No. 36 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 1 11 7 Birnamwood missed four free throws and Bowler missed four. Birnamwood beats Wittenberg Birnamwood met Wittenberg for con- solations honors the first game of the last night. The game was close from the beginning. Both teams playing in- spired ball, the game was one o the fastest games of the tournament. When the game was over the score stood 18-17 in favor of Birnamwood. After Witten- berg was given their traditional “after game free shot” the score remained the same. Following is the box score: Birnamwood fg ft pf tp A. Mueller _ — 3 1 0 7 J. Roepke ... 1 2 2 4 S. Gatz — 1 1 1 3 D. Krull _ _ 0 0 1 0 M. Rew ... 1 2 3 4 Totals 6 6 7 18 Wittenberg Hoffman o 0 1 4 Hoffman ... 2 0 1 4 Ring8tad 1 1 1 3 K. Johnson _ _ 3 0 4 6 Jolin . — o 0 1 0 Derrowskl .. 0 0 1 0 Totals 8 1 9 17 Birnamwood missed four free throws and Wittenberg missed six. -18- ROW 11: Kopitzke, Pukall, Gatz, Krull, Raw, Beversdorf R., Brunner. ROW 1: Kraus (Coach), Eever3dorf W., Szutkowski, Koerner, Mueller. (Roepke was absent) BASE BALL The baseball team had a successful season although the team consisted of many new players. As the season pro- gressed the team improved, and they played many good games with other school teams in the Wolf River League. Player Position J. Roepke Catcher J. Brunner Pitcher M. Rew First Base J. Koerner Second Base W. Beversdorf Third Base A. Mueller Short Stop E. Szutkowski Right Field G. Rutter Left Field A. Pukall Center Field R. Beversdorf Reserve R. Kopitzke Reserve S. Gatz Reserve D. Krull Reserve TEAM RECORD Birnamwood 0 Tigerton 3 Birnamwood 2 Bowler 12 Birnamwood 18 Wittenberg 5 Birnamwood 6 Scandinavia 3 Birnamwood 4 Rosholt 3 Birnamwood 3 Gresham 0 -19- Ct. A • A • Members Adviser The members are: Anna Leider, Dorothy Wheeler, Ruth Roepke, Doris Wehlera , Marian Falstad, Lucille Frank, Betty Brown, Francis Harter, Mavis Humblet, Merna Nearing, Verna Meverden, Delores Span- bauer, Audrey Keller, Gladys Corrie, Blanche Madson, June Krubsack, Virginia Madson, Delores Krubsack, LaVon Pagel, and Ruth Mechleke. (Doris Block, Doris Klinner, Velma Krueger, Marian Nicolaisen, and Doris Schmidt were absent when this pic- ture was taken.) The G.A.A. started off with a bang this year, after its great success last year, with the enrollment of 24. The officers elected by the club were: Doris Wahlers--president, Ruth Roepke—vice president, June Krubsack—secretary and treasurer, and Miss Fuller as our advisor. The prupose of the club is to give those interested in athletics a chance to play various games, and it aims to develop good sportsmanship among the girls. At the end of the year each receives a reward if they have the required amount of points necessary. Last fall we went on several hikes. We took our lunoh with us, and after we ate we played softball and then re- turned home. Our softball team was a great suocess this year, going undefeated throughout the season. We believe a great deal of the credit goes to Merna Nearing, our pitcher. In the winter we played volley ball and cage ball. Due to the faot that we had difficulty in securing the hall we had to forget about basketball, but we hope to take it up again next year. We are planning more hikes to be taken soon, and are looking forward to the opening of our softball season again. In all we have had a very successful and enjoyable year. -20- BAND Row 1: Voigt, Schoenike, Postler, Y ojtasiak, Gatz, Krull, Grosenick (Director). Row 11: Boehm, Mueller, Wiskow, Corrie, Frohman, Miller, Brubaker, Row 111: Block, Wojtasiak, Voigt, Koerner, Frohman, Mierkey, Brounecker, IV: Pagel, Krueger, Mechelke, Bastil, Rastl, Keller, Postler, Pagel. Members not appearing are; Beversdorf, Brunner, Bohlman. Krubsack, Holloway, Krueger, Huhn, Row Mosier, The Birnaniwood High School Band under the direction of Mr. Grosenick, consists of 38 members. Having increased its member- ship since last year, the band presents a formidable group, both in the ability to produce music and in appearance. Aside from playing at basketball games, the band held a con- cert in February. There are still several major events to look forward to, the Spring Concert and the Band Tournaments. -21- ROW I: Kruit Janness, Tautges, Meverden, Krull, Brown, Schoenike, Parfitt, Corning RO'W II: Meyer, Frank, Huehnarfuss, Meverden, Carroll MoMahon (Directer) ROW III: Nearing, Jaaok, Corporal Carlson, Grosinske, Krueger (accompanist). GLEE CLUB: Caroling, singing at various programs, participating in the winter and spring concert, entertaining the schoolmasters at one of their meetings, and having a sleighride party, made this year an enjoyable one for the chorus. Its members consist entirely of the fairer sex, except, of course, for our director, Mr. McMahon. Officers: President—Catherine Carroll Ass’t Secretary-------Merna Schoenike Vice President—Violet Carlson Treasurer--Delores Huehnerfuss Secretary—Laura Grosinske -22- DEBATE D. Mr. D. Klotzbuecher, L. Bohlman, X. Wojtasiak Grosenick (coach), M. Rastl. ’ Block, G. Corrie, A. Keller. M. Humblet. Resolved: That the Federal Government should Own and Onerate the Railroads. Negative Squad Lyle Bohlman Marvin Rastl Irvin Wojtasiak Mavis Hunblet Affirmative Squad Audrey Keller Gladys Corrie Donald Klotzbueker Doris Block Teams Marion Clintonville Stevens Point Merrill met by Birnamv ood Debaters Wittenberg Rhinelander Scandanavia Greenwood Tigerton Wisconsin Rapids Plainfdeld New London -23- Forensic's Serious: Bernice Voigt- Mother’s of Men.” Verne Meverden- Tho Baby’s Plea.” Orations: La Verne Mierkey- Disparity in the American System.” Marvin Rastl- ”Festus I Plunge.” Humorous: Edna Tornow-”Missus”Snicklefritz und der Visecracking. La Von Page 1- Tommy Sturm at the Library’.' Anna Leider- Visiting With Vesta'.' Delores Wotjsiak- A Stitch in Time'.' Delores Krubsack- Tom Sawyer's Love Affair'.' Winner’s in the Local Forensic Contest. Serious-Bernice Voigt. Humorous-Delores Krubsack Oration-Marvin Rastl. -24- ROW III: Rastle, Holloway, Bohlman, Krubsack, E., Woztasiak . ROW II: Miss Krueger, Parfitt, Grosinske, Guyette, Humblet, Corrie, Leider, Madson, B. ROW I: Wheeler, Keller, KrubsackD., Pagel, Madson, V., Voigt, Mierkey, Brunner. DRAMA CLUB We have one business meeting and one social meeting a month. The social meeting consists of a program of songs, read- ings, piano solos, etc. After the program we play games and serve lunch. On November 20, the Drama Club took part in the one act play competition of this territory presenting The Professor Roars. We sponsored two candy sales early in the year. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marian Nicolaisen Bernice Voigt Audrey Keller Blanche Madson -25- SENIOR CLASS PLAY Row 1: Wahlers, Bohlman, Wotasiak, Roepke, Kolloway, Frank, Row 11: Schoenike, Krueger(Director), Grosinske, Madson,Voigt, Krubseck, Carroll . The class of 1940 presented a thoroughly modern drama- tization of Mary J. Holmes world famous novel, Tempest and Sunshine at the Lyceum, April 20. The entire action of the play took place in the living room of the Middleton family cn a plantation in Kentucky. Here Joshua Middleton and his wife, Nancy,lived with two daughters Julia, whom Joshua had nicknamed Tempest because of her fiery nature, end Fanny whom he called Sunshine because she was so sweet and lovable. When young Dick Wilmot came to Kentucky, to teach school he was inclined to like Sunshine, but Tempest made up her mind to attract his attention and did, succeeding in winning a proposal from him. Suddenly there arrived upon the scene a handsome young physican from New Orleans named George Lacey, who fells in love with Sunshine. With the help of Mrs. Ida Carrington, a socially inclined widow, Tempest, contrived to make Sunshine think that Dr.Lacey was fickle and tricked the doctor into a proposal. The end of the play found a thoroughly repentant Tempest who had confessed everything and in a beautiful and moving scene, the two sisters, Tempest and Sunshine, found that their love had overmounted everything. Sunshine won Dr. Lacey for her husband and the play ended with the two sisters in each others arms. The negroes fur- nished much of the humor. Joshua Middleton—a Kentucky land owner---------Ervin Wotasiak NAncy Middleton--his wife----------------------Blanche Madson Julia Middleton (Tempest), their daughter------Doris Wahlers Fanny Middleton (Sunshine), her sister---------Bernice Voigt Aunt Judy-------a servant----------------------June Krubsack Uncle Luce------another servant--------------Arthur Holloway Ambrosia--------a colored maid---------------Laura Grosinske Dick Wilmot-----a school teacher----------------Lyle Bohlman Mrs. Ida Carrington—a society matron-----------Lucille Frank Dr. George Lacey-in love with Sunshine------------Jack Reopke Kate Wilmot-----Dick’s sister----------------Merna Schoenike Susan Middleton—Joshua's old maid sister----Catherine Carroll -26- Smile, Mr. Beulan. -27- Little Lady Gordy Sisters Cathy Aren't we cute? Roll out the Barrel Just we Sophomores Do you see what I see? Hi Nina A Senior Pals Hang on tight Cathy and Cutie Can't ya take it? How's the snow? Not weaned yet, Merna? -28- DO YOU REMEMBER? September-1939 5---School began at 8:45 15--Ba3eball-Tigerton at Birnamwood 19- -Baseball-Birnamwood at Bowler Safety Program 22—Ba seball-Birnanwood at Wittenberg Freshman Party 25— Safety Cruiser 26— Baseball-Scandinavia at Birnamwood 29—Baseball-Rosholt at Birnamwood October 3 -Movies 5---Baseball-Birnarav.'ood at Gresham 10—Seeing Eye. 20- Sophomore Party 24--Dance November 1-2-3-Teachers Convention 10—Basketball-Birnamwood at Bonduel 17--Basketball—White Lake at Birnamwood 20—One Act Play Contest 22—Band Mothers Dance 24—Basketball-Three Lakes at Birnamwood 28— Basketball-Gresham at Birnamwood 29— Basketball-Birnamwood at Manawa December 1---Basketball-Rosholt at Birnamwood 4 -Rod and Gun Show 8---Basketball-Birnamwood at Mattoon 12—Band Mothers Card Party 15—Basketball-V.'ittenberg at Birnamwood 19- -Basketball-Bowler at Birnamwood 20- Lyceum Program 22- -Basketball-Birnamwood at Scandinavia _ Vacation begins January 8 -School begins 12—Basketball-Tigerton at Birnamwood 19--Basketball-Birnamwood at Rosholt 23- -Basketball-Birnamwood at White Lake February 2---Basketball-Birnamwood at Wittenberg 6---Basketball-Birnamwood at Three Lakes 9 -Mid-Winter Concert 16— Basketball-Birnamwood at Tigerton 23—Basketball-Bonduel at Birnamwood March 6 -Lyceum Program 7 -Donkey Ballgame 21- 25-Easter Vacation April 8 -Forensic Contest 9 -Magician at Lyceum 11—Forensic Contest at Wittenberg 26—Senior Class Play May 10-11-Band Tournment 17— Junior Prom 23—Skip Day 26—Baccalaurate Services 28- 29-------examinations 29— Commencement services Yippee—School is out. See you next year (I hope) -29- SOCIETY Names Song Pet Peeve Ambition Bohlraan L. I a) n’t got no use for the women. Arguing Farmer Carlson V. I’m building up for a let down. Russ Bookkeeper Corning R. How am I doing? TaTCTng W. P. A. Carroll C. Faithful Forever. Clifford Happy De Jong G. Bury me out on the Prairie. Geometry Grave Digger Frank L. Wisconsin Polka Pollocks To Be a Pollock Groslnske L. I dream of Bill. bates To be a Movie Star. Guyette N. An apple for the teacher. Boys Teacher Holloway A. When the works all done. Working for Grosenick Haopv Suehnerfuss D Moonlight and Shadows. Dreaming A blond Jaeck ft. Foot loose and fancy free. Catherine C. Quit laughing Krubsack J. If t didn’t c .re. ♦’Tubby Beautition Madson B. I love you truly. Pouscat Beautition Meverden L. School Days. Joe Get Married Mueller A. Red skins in the Sunset. Blushing Coach Nicholisen M. Among my Souviners. Tibbie F. Work Parfitt A. A date with the moon. Harold B. _ Milkmaid Paulson B. We won’t get home until morning. Mr. Sontag Teachers Pet Rew M. In my little red book. (English) English English Teacher Gutter G. l ve been working on ?Social Problems Social Problems To be or not to be. Roepke J. I don’t work for a living. Grade Get out of school Schoenike M. I’m painting the clouds. Art ART’M st St. John H. T’m looking for an angel. The Constitution Get to Hftaygp Szutkowski D. It makes no Difference Now. Earl T. Enrl-v blrd Suess, E. 1 11 get everything out thats in it. Bookkeeping Pickpocket Voigt B. Whispering. (Jetting kick- ed out of the Library. Give music lessons to Alex Templeton. Wahlers D. Scatterbrain The Baton 2nd G. Rogers Wo.ltasiak T Goofus Feet 2nd J?. Astaire -30- Tlhe IB a n Ik of BiRHAmwood Reliable, p 5� nee n|oh ?L Member o l9oo Federal Depositors Ivis-Corp. BROS FOOD MA We OFf-ev You Fresh Frufts , Fecfetrd6 eSj$n i ° Groceries P xwe SW H-C. BO ETC HER d Good Place to trjde Plrnamwood, Wis. TRUNK LINE AUTO COMPANY Ghepmc e Car� and Truck� Sale� and Service Compliments ILyoM § Ml Am IE T Binnmwood, li is. Compliments DR-QE.DAMP Phys cidn 4 0 J or peon TTE.PRGEL Groceries aod General Eltrchandise Phone 36 Compliments BAwmssrm . and. MAMET Birnamwoocl, Wis. BOHLMAfcfS Sanitorj Jbarber Shop fry Us WISCONSIN! Pouter dnd. Light Componp Biknamwood Vis. CD . McCandless Physician r and ouraeort $wo(xf Corjimvntty }!os pi hi Compliments IDipJAFMMAN DENTIST BmnAMV ooo WIS. fo r Employmen t in Bus mess or in GOP't SEfiWCE send for our bullet in WAUSAU BUSINESS INSTITUTI Compliments of BiRNAMVood Dai rv Paoclucis Co. Oscar TYraiise,proprietor Make 1 Your buy word Kckbusch Grocery W 4USAU, Wis. Compliments AJ.Kopitjke Funeral Director Ambulance Service BimamWood, Wi? . James Colby PHOTOGRAPHY +el.58W Wausau Birnamwood INSURANCE AGCY. All kinds op Ins. CL. BemsJorf LAKoermr Complements HALES LUMBER CORP. Buildup Material BirnamwooD Vis. NORTHERN-MILLING CO. FLOURfifySm Bi «nam wood. Wis. Compliments Builders Service Co. Service with Saving Birnamwood DUESCHER’S DRU STORE cflat ion ay Drugs Ttotah BianAmWooo Compliments ROEPKE’S GENR'L. MDSE. £ iRnarnwood LKnubsack (jrocerieb wcl Ice Crejfti mmmr BirnamwooD Wist. Fountain Service PUte Lunches Short Orders HPETERSON PROP. , Con rafulahons Seniors 1940 CommonumltH Telephone Co. L.Krubsack 7torses -52-