Bonduel High School - Bear Book Yearbook (Bonduel, WI)

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-N , N. N N H gk fl T5 3 f' ' -, f .- V.. ' N T we Debate 72401 Seated R Radtke, L Radtke, G Heinz, D Rudie Second Row Miss Trettin, Advisor, A Pitt M Thompson D Zimdars For the first time in the schools history, e Debate Club was organized This new club under the direction of Mlss Trettin held their meetlngs every Wednesday to discuss news and debate formally some of the questions of lmportance The group traveled to Shawano to learn more about debating and of the years question WCompulsory feacetfme Military Tralning Miss Trettin ordered pins and presented them to the club The officers are as follows President Dale Zimdars ff Secretary Lols Radtke Treasurer Marshall Thompson 2 RYA K I V Xdxws ,, ..-. . 5 . . ' 0 .S - . I . I L UU tif A ' .M Vice President ---------- Allan Pitt I Q. I ll L r f 1 i ' V ,

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C7444 W!! We the class of l9L6 in the town of Bonduel, the County of hawano ard the state of Wisconsin, being indisputably of sound and disposing mlnd and memory and about to pa s out of existence, do make, publish and declare this to be sur last will and testament hereby revoking any and all former wills by us at any time heretofore made, And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions To John the faithful janitor of this Bonduel High School we bequeath all our flavor extracted gum and the mud we have so generously tracked into the bullding To our good friends the Sophomores, we leave our patience lt will be found use ful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors To the High School infants K freshmanl we l ave the ability to absorb English, Science, Math and all these studies which pacities io the faculty we bequeath a liberal yearly annuity of examination papers to grade, note books to correct and aver ages to figure We also bequeath to the school as a whole, all our poor and unfinlshed subjects and our bad reports held by the tea chers As it is the custom of all the preceding Senior Classes we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this our class adviser, Mr Wepfer Lois Glock leaves her books and ablllty to study to Ver non Berkhahn Allan Pitt leaves his Bobby socks and voice to Buster Rose enneth eebles leaves his wavy hair to anyone who has the patienc o comb through them Curtis Schneider leaves his cornet and polkas to the next up ard coming player They better be good eh Curtis ? Dorothy Benter wills her sweet disposition to Marlyn Simonson who also knows how to use it Milton Boehlke will his manly physique to Bruce Meyers who will make good use of it in football Dick Gruenwald leaves his winning way with the teachers to Dopey Dobratz who is making use of it already Duane Blom leaves his slender build to any girl wishing to keep her girlish figure Gordon Schlueter wills his good looks and winning smile to Walter Brodhagen. Use it sparingly Wally. Evelyn Polzin wills her bookkeeping material to Margery Graf. Milton Mayer leaves his evenings at Berry Make to Marvin Seivert, so take it easy Marvin. Continued 45 L S 1 f - . ' s ' s- 1 1 I 0 L4 e . are beyond the comprehension of their undeveloped mental ca- O l I I C LL ., E . s C