Central Wisconsin College - Valkyrie Yearbook (Scandanavia, WI)

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T euvnms LIC .fsdigwmf 1 23 V 2 3 SEVER ANDERSON. Shar-ty. Wild Rose, Wis. C. W. C. '21. Valkyrie Staff. Pres. of Athletic Ass'n. Pres. of Collegiate Classes. Capit. of Basket Ball Team '22-'23, Trumpet Staff Qlj, Base ball C5j. Basket Ball C-lj, Ta Tia Pochon. Good-nature and good-sense must ever joinfi GLADYS GURHOLT. Glad Eyes. Scandinavia, Wlis. S. A. '2O. Valkyrie' Staff. Pres. of Glee Club Trumpet Staff C15 Pres. of Daugghters of the Reforma- tion. Choir, Ta Ta Pochon. V. Pres. of Norinanna Lag, Her industry and pleasant disposi- tion have endeared he-1' to many. BERTHA LUNDE. Bert XVittenberg, Wis. P. V. L. C. '21. Valkyrie Staff. Trumpet Staff QD. Ta Ta Pochon. See. and Treas, of Athletic Ass'n., Treas. of Normanna Lag. Sec. of Daughters of the Reforma- tion. Girl's Basket Ball flj. Girl's Glee Club C25, Genius of energy and activity. VIVIAN PETERSON. Viv, Scandinavia, Wlis. C. W. C. '22. Valkyrie Staff. V. Pres. of Daughters of the Refor- mation. Trunmet Staff Qlj. Girl's Basket Ball CQD. Girl's Glee Club CU. Normanna Lag. Tn. Ta Poehon. Always cheerful, smiling and true, Girls like her We find but few. EVEVLYN M. VVANG. Ev, Pulaski, 'Wis. Shawano, I-I. S. '21. C'hoir. Trumpet Staff flj. Valkyrie Staff. See. and Treas. of Collegiate Classes. V. Pres. of Student Body. Daughters of the Reformation. Student Bodv Play. Glee Club C23 Normanna Lag. 'uoqaoff eg, 'em VVonderful Wherever you put her. RUTH L. HENDRICKSEN. Chinky. Larsen, TVN. C. YV. C. '22. Trumpet St-aff Basket Ball CSD. Choir. Daughters of the Reformatima. Ta Ta Poclion. Student Bodv Play. True as the needle to the pole.

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' on not fr-V 23 ig , 22 men class only three of the former students returned to re- sume their work here as college Sophomores. The college students nevertheless increased in number with the enrollment of nine students from the academic who joined the college department. In the fall shortly after the opening of the new school year a picnic, in honor of the new students, was given in Pine Grove, where we all had an opportunity to become acquainted with each other. From then on we have formed acquaintances which the succeeding years will perhaps ripen into the finest and truest friends. lYe are inclined to share l7itzosborne's view, that the most lasting friendships are usually those of the early season of our lives, when we are most susceptible 'of warm and aHectionate impressions. 'We have therefore availed ourselves of the opportunity to culti- vate desirable friendships. Our collegiate department now numbers five Sophomores and seven Freshmen, totalling twelve collegiates, but since the department 'is yet in its youth, the number is encouraging. It has great prospects of expanding b-oth in its enrollment and in the variety of courses offered to its recipients. . The year 1923 is also rapidly passing and here we are, five having completed one half of the college career and the remaining seven still having three seasons before them. It is with a feeling of sadness that we contemplate the hour of parting. The ties of school friendships are strong so, when we asunder part, it gives us inward pain, but we shall still be joined in heart, and hope to meet again. Meet again we may. Wfill it be in the same way, with the same sympathies, with the same sentiments? VVi1l we meet once more as if the interval had been a dream? Oh, who can say? Un the whole our department has been industrious and progressive and we hope we will add new glories and new visions to the school. lYe hope that every member will be faithful to the tasks which will befall his or her lot and ever be true to our Alma Mater, C. XY. C. May we all strive to contribute his or her share to her future glory and honor. :Xncl when we sail as Pilgrims' sons and daughters, The spirits' Mayflower into seas unknowng Driving across the waste of wintry waters, The voyage every soul shall make alone. The Pilgrims! faith, the 'Pilgrims' courage share! XYe are his seed: nor life nor death shall flaunt us: The port is Freedom? l'ilgrim heart ggiil on V'

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Theme KUE X J '- A up .. f fm 'SIGNA H. HOUKOM. Deronda, Wis. Amery, I-I. S. '22. Valkyrie Staff Glee Club Qlj. Daughters of the Reformation. Normanna Lag. Ta Tia, Pgghon, Joy for to-morrow, duty for to-day. THELMA S. B. JOHNSON. Toots. Kendall, VVis. I New Lisbon, H. S. '22. Valkyrie Staff. Ta Ta Poehion. Able and always ready to do her bit. CLIFFORD M. THOMPSON. Daddy long legs. Scandinavia, Wis. C. XV. C. '22, 1 Trumpet Staff Clj, Ta Ta Pochoir. Wisely and slowly-they stumble who run fast. LANGDEN H. THOMPSON Lang, Nelsonxdlle, Wis. C. XV. C. '22. Valkyrie Choir. Normanna Lag. Ta Ta P0CIl011.StlldQ11l7 Body Play. Orchestra. I dare- to do all that doth become a gentleman. ' ' CHRISTIAN XVALLE. ' ' Chris. ' ' Kiester, Minn. C. VV. C. '22. Baseball Cetj. Basket Ball Cflj. Choir. Normanna Lag. Ta. Ta Poehon. The only complete man in the class,- for he has found his better half. KAREN A. M. WHITE. Kari, . Manitowoc, Wfis. C. VV. C. '22. Valkyrie Staff. Trumpet Staiyf CID. I Orchestra. Pres. of Choir.. Dailglrters of the Reformation. Choir. Noi-inanna Lag. Ta Ta Poehon. ' Student Body Play. Nimble of foot and quick of mind.