Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1939 volume:

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Q, 1 -. - ' jf 3Qg.QQ4Q-gc,-V ,f A If V- f V-fVff-22-ff f 712 4's 5 - V' Q - TZ . --fV -,ff 12, li:j,,..QQ2V.'f ' ' V 5 ' -' , ' -, J. . fgsfjvg' VM, 1 Q 1 V, Q Qgywf' 'T ,- - V I ,. 1 . ' V Q , jj- ---V, QQ . ',QQQ,,.Qf, ff1,. 15295 V Y '-' f?1i,gVfV -f 'ff-I' +4 K ff - 1: I 3 ?i , 'N - my ,Mm V yn-5-5 w . . -N . X,w-..1-.111 HQ-if www..-.f,f-awww D, 1-. g ww., J W M K- Awmgwn ,.-w.1,,l,fm.mn.u. WE IFHEH MMR Wal. 1 Fublisbtd bg: genior Hines Horns!! High Sffchovl Board of Education Dr. E. J. Mittermeyer A. W. Miller T. M. Nelson Clerk President Treasurer WWe love our Cornell High sincere1y...n EU.. EW NWN W Www? 'To one who has been a skillful guide and helpful counselor to us through our four years of high school, we the Senior Class of 1939 dedicate this annual. We hope that in so doing, we can in a measure show some appreciation for the sympathetic guidance and kind consideration which he has shown us throughout these years.N D. W. Wile Cornell River Falls State Teachers? College B. A., U. of Iowa Ml Al, UI Principal, Mathematics Joseph Hyde Ham ond B. S., River Falls State Teachers College U. of Minnesota English Esther Mercer Marshfield B. E., Central State Teachers College Kstevens Pointj Home Economics Norman Mitby cashton B. E., Whitewater State Teachers College Commercial Department TF culfg Wilbur Stowell Cornell B. E., Central State Teachers College isteven Pointb Ph. M., U. of Wisconsin Science William Theisen Loyal B. E., Central State Teachers College lsteven Pcintj Music, Civics Ruby Voeks Baileyfs Hs B. M., Lawrence Colleg CAppletcnJ Mus ic , English Loren Mcchesney corngj B. E., River Falls ste Teachers College Social Science, Athlei M5585 SENIOR 'LAQ Flower Lily of the Vallev Color American Beauty nd u1lV6T Motto--HClimb though the rocks be rugged Richard Ambrose nDickW NThe farmers are the founders of civilization and prosperity.N Class Play 53 Vice Pres. 23 Hi-Lites 2,4g Band l, 2,3,4g Asst. Basketball Mgr. 23 Annual Staff 4. Archie Bukosky UHerculesH NHe makes the best of his opportunities.U Junior Class Play 33 Basketball 23 Band l, 2,3,4. Alma Gollum NCurlyn NA contagious giggle and a sunny smile.V Class Play 55 Operetta 2,5g Class Pres. 23 XYZ l,2,5,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Hi-Lites l,2, 5,45 Band 3,4g Basket- ball l,2,5,43 XYZ Pres. 2. Annual Staff 4. Duane Churchill NDaneN 'Mischief is my hob- by.n Class Play 53 Oratory 5, 4. Donald Babbitt uDonny' NMakes grades while th sun shines.H Basketball l,2,5,4g Baseball l,2,5,4. Dorothy Collum WDot' WTrue love runs smooth with me.n Class President lg Clas Secretary and Treasurer lg Hi-Lites 5,4g XYZ 1, 2,5,4g Basketball 43 Vice President XYZ 1. Marjorie Cole WMargieN NI chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forevex Class Play 55 Operetta 53 XYZ 2,5,4g Glee Club 3,4g Hi-Lites 45 For- ensics lg Basketball 4. Olive Crawford NOllieN VIS a girl so bright that not a king would dare to sl1ght.' Class Play 5, Operetta 23 Vice Pres. 4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4 Hi-Lites l,2,5,4g For- ensics 1' Annual Staff 4 ,Alf ' - ! tsf -46L1440' 1121 ,diy 44f Zfd 41 g5EL.'1.4,7 144 A .ZZ 3gg??E? ?jiiTf .Z2.,. Ro? Crosby WCrosly' N am not in the role of common men.N Class Play 3g Operettg 2,43 Basketball l,2,3, 4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,55 Annual Staff 4g Track 3,4. Phoebe Downer NPeanutsH WIT music be the food of love, play on.n Class Play 53 Operetta 2,5g Hi-Lites 3,4g XYZ l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2, 35 Basketball l,2,5,4g Annual Staff 4. Alvin Futrell nBudW HIS he a thorn be- tween two roses or a rose between two thorns ? Class Play 5g Band l,2,5,4g Glee Club 3,4g Hi-Lites 4. Xlma Goltz nGoltzn nHer smile is as bright as her hair is light.N Class Play 53 Band l,2, 5,43 XYZ l,2,3,4g Hi-Lites 5,4g Glee Club l,2,5,4g Basketball l,2,5g Forensi 53 Sec. of Glee Club 3, Vice Pres. of Glee Clu 3 lres. of XYZ 4g Vi ,fxYz5.4fwdfl -ti-ff. v:J'ff12iT7n. Burle Dawson HBull' Nihen you're dead life is no more, so I'll take mine awhile before.N Milo Deverell NDevW NGod bless the man who invented s1eep.W Hi-Lites 5,43 Basketball 3,43 Band 53 Baseball 4. Duane Gingras 'PatN 'He is like the Miss- issippi River, full of b1uffs.W Class Pres. 3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Litas 4. Monica Halvorson nB1ondie NLittle minding what was the rule Monica giggled her way through school.v Class Play 35 Operetta 23 Glee Club l,E,5,4g XYZ l,2,5,4g Forensics 55 Cheerleading 2,5, 43 Hi-Lites 5,43 Basket- ball l,2,4. Eunice Honius WEunien NA miss both charming and demure, she is attractive to be sure.W Class Play 33 Operetta 33 XYZ l,2,5,4g Hi-Lites 43 Glee Club 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Basketball 1,2 5,4. ' Eleanor Jones HJonesy' WA pleasant smile and a cheerful word.n Operetta 33 Class Play 33 OffiC6FSQ Glee Club 1 2,5,4g Athletics 1,z,5,4. David Koepke 'Dave' nThere is no yellow streak in him, For an all around lad, He's not half bad.' Band 5,42 Basketball 3,43 Baseball 5,4. Carol La Framboise HCarien NA ready-to-do-, a ready- to-dare, the sort of n girl who is always right there.N Sec. Trees. of Glee Club 43 Hi-Lites 3,43 Glee Club 43 Editor Hi-Lites 4. Mabel Johnson 'Mebs' NModest, sweet and simple.n Glee Club 2,3,4: Basketball 4. Tony Klima nBaLdyn nI've been told, has more knowledge than he o hold.' Class Play 53 Operetta 53 Vice Pres. 1: Sec. an Treas. 2,53 President 43 Oratory l,2,43 Band 1,2, Hi-Lites 43 Glee Club 5, Track 5,4. Dennis Koepke WKepn nStrong headed among the men, but easily led by the womenu. Glass Play 53 Base- ball 5,43 Basketball 5,43 Track 3,43 Band 33 Glee Club 5,4. Dorothy Lavalley 'Chicki WShe's always smiling 8 always neatg her fr16ndS say she's very sweet.' Band 1,2,5,4: XYZ 1,215 Vice Pres. 43 Pres 3- 2Ll4lL.LJ 1114.1 JL Zi Q ,ill 'Ill ifiliilr Cl.Je4-fe Ci- xYHu-a.L- -4.-QJL. i gfis-MAJ. Bernice LeMay 'Bunny' 'Sweet, short, and plump.' Juanita Miller 'Nitan NFrequently within my brain I gently think a thought.N Class Play 5, Operetta 53 XYZ 2,3,4g H1-Lites 43 Glee Club 5,45 Basket- ball 43 Annual Staff 4. Victoria Mitchell nToryN NA welcome new addition to our class, For a jolly friendly sort, she'll surely pass.u lEntered from Upland, Indianal. Band 4, John Nelson WJohnnyW WNow, really 1t's so hard for me to think.W Track 5,4. Amy Lodahl WAmosN NShe wears her weight of learning lightly like a flower.u Operetta 23 Ping Pong 33 Sec., Treas., 45 Hi- Lites 2,43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club l,2,4. Bertram Minwegan HBertH nDon't try to convince me. I have my own ideas.H Operetta 53 Oratory l,2, 5,45 Debate 5,43 Glee Club 1,45 Annual Staff 4g Base- ball 4. Virginia Mitchell NGinny' NJoy and pleasure will abound, whenever Virginia is around.u CEntered from Upland, Indianaj. Band 4. Grace Oemig NGrncieN nSeldom seen and seldom forgotten.u Glee Club 4g Basket- ball 4g Annual Staff 4. Verna Saxe HBoneyN VHer ready way and ready smile make her a friend really worth while.H XYZ 5,43 Glee Club 52 Basketball 3,4. Douglas Smith NDougieN NBlessed are they who say nothing for they shall never be quoted. Audrey St.Aubin HAudW 'Charming manners and a winning smile have carried her fame for many mi1e.W XYZ lg Glee Club 1, ig Operetta l, Forensics George Verville 'Jud' 'All things are easy to a willing mind.N Oratory 23 Annual Staff 4. 10 Leone Schulz NHoneyN uStudies don't seem to interest her much, but it's different with the like of dancing and such. Operetta 2,53 Glee Club l,2,4g XYZ l,2g Basket- ball. Tommy Smith nSmeedN 'He seldom works and seldom worries, seldom flunks and seldom hurries Basketball l,2,3,4g Base ball l,2,5,4g Vice Pres. 53 Capt. Basketball 4. Harley Thorson 'Harln 'Ideas are like beards, Men don't have them unti they grow up.W Class Play 53 Operetta 2,33 Band l,2,3,43 Hi- Lites 2,3,4g Glee Club 5,45 Basketball 4. Doris Warner WDorien Nllfe is short and so am I.' Forrest Whipple 'Whippy' Wsilence is his one great art of oonversation.' Not pictured Leonard Mertz 'Lenny' UI can do more playing in half an hour than most children in a week.n Basketball 4: Operetta 5. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Catherine Willman WKay' WDon't mistake her for an angel by looking at her face.' nLena Riversn, deals with the plight of the heroine and her beloved Granny Nichols who are obliged to leave their own home to s the home of Granny Nichols' son, John. They are subjected ment by his dominating wife, Matilda and her daughter Caroline, who tremble with fear at the thought of their wealthy friends meeting the two. Durward Bellmont, whom Mrs. Livingstone plans to have starts to pay Lena attentions, much to the disgust of the Livingstones. Anna, the younger daughter, and Johm Junior befriend Lena, aids Anna in her romance with Malcolm Everett, the tutor. as though Lena were going to lose Durward, our heroinels st proved, with a startling climax. Lena Rivers, our adorable heroine ------- ----- ---- Granny Nichols, her beloved grandmother -------------- - John Livingstone, Lena's uncle- ---------------------- - Mrs. Livingstone, his wife, who has social ambitions-- Caroline Livingstone, who is an echo of her mother ---- Anna Livingstone, her sister, warm-hearted and sincere John Junior, who is addicted to slang ------------- ---- Frank Graham, a Southern gentleman ---- ---------------- Irs. Graham, his jealous wife --------- ---------------- Durward Bellmont, her son by a former marriage -------- Malcolm Everett, a tutor in the Livingstone home ------ Aunt Milly, a colored servant--------- ------------ --------- Old Caesar, a colored man servant who is always fixinf d eek refuge in to poor treat- Caroline marry, who in turn When it looks erling worth is ----Eunice Honius -------Alma Goltz ----Bert Minwegen ---Olive Crawford -------Amy Lodahl ----Phoebe Downer -------Roy Crosby -------Tony Klima ---Juanita Miller --Richard Ambrose ---Archie Bukosky Virginia Mitchell o--Harley Thorson JUNIOR CLASS I Sever Solie, Daryl Smith, Burleigh Jann, Dale Hatfield, Fred Shackleton, Edwin Purfeerst, Dell Stickney, Glendon Bork, Laverne McCulloch, Robert Lord, Foster Hinton. II Orville Bowers, Bernice Yohnk, Lorraine Howard, Dorothy Harris, Kathleen Stoll, Florence Mitchell, Lucille Capaul, Dolores Warden, Goldean Gingra Mary Jean Mallott, Lawrence Carmody, Glenn Hakes, Mr. Theisen. III Lloyd Toutant, John Studley, Albert Schulz, Alvida Johnson, Laura St. Aubin, Virginia Larson, Harriet Whipple, Frances Wilson, Mildred Halversonlbzayginia Popple, Delores Hetchler, Catherine Hanson. , .M President ---- --Robert Lord Vice Pres. ----- Lloyd Toutant W Sec. Sc Trees.--Goldean Gingras My 6 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Her Emer enc Family a three act farce comed , was presented ' on 0c'E'6'5er El. Tge plot revolved around the complications which arose when the leading lady tried to gain, under false pretenses, a 350,000 gift from her eccentric aunt. The cast of the play was . as follows: ' Miss Jane Meek, Katefs cousin ----- -------- ---------- Harriet Whipple -Delores Hetchler Mary Jean Mallott ---Dolores Warden ---Mildred Halvorson ------Daryl Smith ---------Bob Lord ---Alvida Johnson ----Lloyd Toutant ----Dale Hatfield Annie, Jane's housemaid- --------------- ----------- Kate Storm, Inventor of the emergency family - Bunny Brown, Her best friend and chief helper-- Larry Carr, Her disgruntled admirer ------- -------- Ted Bliss, Her loyal assistant -------- ------- - ---- Aunt Hannah Steele, Kate's aunt from Oklahoma ----- Chuck Jones, The baby's father -------------------- Henry Black, Bella's young man -------------------- 1L Bella, Jane's colored cook--- -'--------- ------ ---- n S I II III IV SOPHOMORE CLASS Lamar Scafe, Ralph Arneson, John Schone, Tommy Thorson, Nelda Henrick- son, Lelah Jean Ambrose, Lionel Blanchard, Leonard Blanchard, Clare Miller, Neal Barney, Elton Koepke, Raymond Purfeerst, Arthur Solie, Mr. McChesney, Lottie Pooler. Lillian Mumford, Lucille Whipple, Ruth Overmyer, Phyllis Stockman, Evelyn Treakle, Irene Falbe, Kathyrn Moussette, Julia Patten, Laverna Anderson, Arlene Hatfield, Beatrice Severson, John Then, Shirley Bachman William Ziebarth, Grayce Wilcox, Grace Hagen, Helen Willman, Lorraine Wilson, Isabelle Arneson, Malvina Turner, Beverley Waggener, Betty Falbe, Dorothy Blanchard, Helen Hakes, Dorothy Simonick, Audrey Larson, Betty Vajgrt. Chester Crosby, Raymond Capaul, Doran Saxe, Patrick Studley, Donald Saxe, Em ett Jones, Eugene Karasch, Lloyd Harm, Fred Anderson, Curtis Bartz, Robert White. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY After a successful spring promotion, we returned to continue our education under the fine leadership of Claire Miller, president, Curtis Bartz, vice presidentg and John Schone, treasurer. The class was well represented in men on the base- The class is of its beautiful athletics, placing several ball and basketball squads. socially prominent because girls and skillful dancers. We are looking forward to our remaining two years in C.H.S. with much interest. FRESHMAN CLASS I Louis Stockman, Edith Roberts, Caroline Grotte, Melva Johnson, Francis Capgkn Maynard Retzlaff, Lloyd Sadler, James Howard, Lawrence Hatfield. II Miss Mercer, Darrell Anthony, Floyd Johnson, Shirley Dietzman, Delores Larson, Doris Sherman, Beverley Johnson, Patricia McConville, Juanita Thune, Jean Lightfoot, James Knudsen, Florian Hagen, Donald Ash. III Rolene Bartz, Genevieve Crosby, Maxine Couture, Lois Dawson, Lois Steinhaus, Mildred Knez, Verna Blanchard, Margueritte Jennings, Harriet Bunes, Edna Brun, Agnes Saxe, Lorraine Fitzl, Solomon Beaudin. IV Arthur Paul, Norman Cox, Alton Halverson, Delbert Walters, Harold Guthrie Melvin Albrecht, Robert Jones, Gerald Clark, Harold Popple, Lloyd Bemis. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY After a hot summer, 42 of the best looking, most intelligent freshmen came pushing, stamping, and shoving into the halls of our dear institution of secondary learning. The first thing that the green wave accomplished with a semblance of order was the election of class officers. Floyd Johnson, because of his in- fectious laugh and handsome features, was chosen president, Maxine Couture, vice-president, and Patricia McConville, treasurer. Under the guidance of the upper classmen, the freshies soon learned the ropes and have settled down to conscientious study. fi' Q V. , ,HA ' , ?,,,4e'+4 ' gs .af X up Q?-:Q +P .Q gg rn 3 E if Q3 S v ' 1 1 E' 'B a, v2S' Y Q I 'Q 3 if G n I nw, Q l ' -Li rg G ml m .2 , gk f g ,J ei 'Q ag se iff ga gil 6 G is ' ,, wg I I W 1' sf 'Sf E 5 'lr 'g,.' w,!.I.,!k r 1.x 'fxq R QM L? Fv4 ' ' . t A 5 .gnu Wa ,Nu Q k' 'am ' gi' CQ H Q ag.. , 7 . ii V V ,315 he Hamm ' A V511 , , rw, 5 M J Mw.'.,, . 'lf AN. . H, I 9 f' U U JI It-f .wil HB-E1 n frm.. .5- f 9- 6 .I 53' 'u Q , U 4 ' eu Q, uw 'if ff' .1 115112 ........, . - M, ,wi Q , g-4, L-, , Ml . .ffgf -1.6- fwgy, ,,,,, - mi: f w Qrr, 1 , ,. H . ::.,., - -.. Y - L ' 3- iigqf--, hi -Qld' -A --V - -:N-f ...- N 3 Q, f -1.--M.- -Y -YA - -- - - .,.TQ- -V - -3,'7-1-QQ- , n -Ni, - ,,., ful 5 .W 1, - u-V g .2 -i 'ix .+ wg -ii ...r, ll, ,fr- - - K, .rr-1 1 L1 1-lr--g Vi .T, - x QL ' + L...-M fx '-fi, 2 I 5 , ---f-' U -N H'-2 S34- ..- ... ,.,..-. , Rx V Nez- 2 l 5... ,L--1 -Y , ..-7--td- . i- i xA .g - .,,,,. 'MV .X .X BAND I Richard Ambrose, Duane Gingras, Burleigh Jann, Fred Shackleton, Glendon Bork, Foster Hinton. II Robert White, Albert Schulz, Dolores Warden, Patricia Lord, Lelah Jean Ambrose, Orville Solie, Lamar Scafe, Robert Henrickson, Alvin Futrell, Eleanor Jones, Mary Jean Mallott, David Koepke. III Harley Thorson, Goldean Gingras, Alma Gollum, Tony Kllma, Colesta Moussette, LaVerne McCulloch, Betty Falbe, Gerald Clark, Nelda Henrickson, Juanita Thune, Virginia Mitchell, Catherine Hanson, Mr. Theisen. IV Dorothy LaValley, Robert Lord, Alma Goltz, Olive Crawford, Constance LaValley, Samuel Reali, Victoria Mitchell, Elmer Prenzlow, Betty Ruth Crawford, Katherine Moussette, Irene Falbe. ORCHESTRA I Miss Voeks, Robert Crosby, Lawrence Swanson, James Bukosky, Wayne Biokerstaff, Margaret Hall, Loretta Grotto, Lois Warner. II Clayton Clark, Clarence Swanson, Helen Beighley, Rita Anthony, Loretta Johnson, Byron Hayden, Donald Hurlburt. - - - -7' A-.1 .1 -1 Athletics F w v 4- JW ,fx Ill ra K 4 M B- .?. ww ' ,f 'Q ali? fi- mf M . , V if W M if F 5 1? Qs ,fi 1 ., W 'ff Ad ' im Q5 1wf fQ, 3522 if Q B? ' ' 1-f fwil' :af ' I ' '5' I , tftkiyi' .5 , L ': ' I Qgwa ?7.Q, w -1 , yn. , -X F .sW fua2i1'- 'N it Mg -, 14711 JM 42 'E ' ' Q 4 V i if 0 Us Nw H sq 1 F 45 ' JA V? W 'F ,J U SEBALL TEA Neal Barney, Roy Crosby, Donald Babbitt, Dell Stlckney, Tom Smith, Ed Purfeerst, Sever Solie, Dennis Koepke, Lloyd Toutant, Mr McChesney Donald Ash, Duane Gingras, James Knudson, Elton Koepke, Lionel Blanchard, Milo Deverell, Claire Miller, Glenn Hakes, Chester Crosby, Robert White Lloyd Bemis. Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct a 4 ' Oct. 6---- Oct. 11 Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell SCORES Won 3 Lost F. EE Cadott-- Cadott-- .---Holcombe .---Gi1man-- Holcombe 1939 DISTRICT CHAM PIONS Lloyd Toutant, Roy Crosby, Dennis Koepke, Lionel Blanchard, Claire Miller, Burleigh Jann, Saver Solie, Donald Babbitt, Ed. Purfeerst, Sever Solie, Tom Smith, Mr. McChesney. SCORES Won 2l Lost 2 Cornell Ladysmith 25 Cornell Gilman Cornell Eau Claire HBH 15 Cornell Hawkins Cornell Altoona 19 Cornell Holcombe Cornell Holcombe 14 Cornell Boyd Cornell Bruce 21 Cornell Gilman Cornell Boyd 12 Cornell Cadott Cornell New Auburn 16 Cornell New Auburn Cornell Cadott 22 Cornell Altoona Cornell Hawkins 26 Cornell Thorpe Cornell Total 580 Opponents Total 555 District Tournament at Bruce Regional Tournament at Rice Lake Cornell 27 Weyerhauser 19 Cornell 27 Cameron Cornell 28 Draper 24 Cornell 28 0ndossa80n Cornell 23 Birchwood 18 Total 55 Total 're 61 Cornell Total 713 Opponents Total 445 'Forensics 'YWGV X XQ XXA X ' Q V , XYX5 N X xx X X X W .X XX XNAXX XX -X XXX X,X XX -h . W XXX xh X- A -X X X? Q Q. Yxgj XX fx 'xx NXXQX xx X X x1sQx QQX NX 'X 7VT:. X N K TX - X MN , W X XX X A r X X wfXf xg . xx Q55 X Ny Xing 1 X X N EX ff y f f X 7 Q62 47 'fffv f W ff f N FXNYQX X X X f X f - I ', fxf' . J A CYX un DEBATE Debate work is staging a comeback and is becoming one of the most popular phases of forensic work. This season Cornell had only four representatives but they engaged in eighteen inter- school debates. Although most of the debates were non-decision, the team gained a lot of experience. The debaters were: Mary Jean Malott, Bob Lord, Daryl Smith, and Bert Minwegen. The question for debate this season was: nResolved: That the United States should form an alliance with Great Britainn. The first real debate was against Hawkins, here, on January 10. This gave the debaters sonwthing new to work on and helped them to develop their case. A tri-school meet was held in Bloomer with Cornell, Colfax, and Bloomer competing. The coaches acted as critic judges and all the debaters found improvements Cornell went to Ladysmith where to be made. A few weeks later the coaches again acted as critics. Ladysmith granted us a return match and a few town people enjoyed the event . The climax of the season was, of course, the Northwestern Wisconsin Sectional Debate Tournament held at Chippewa Falls in the Junior and Senior High buildings. The teams competing there were the ncream of the cropn. Drawings were held at 10 a. East, Superior Central, Colfax, m. Our affirmative met Superior and Rice Lake, while the negative met Boyceville, Ladysmith, Amery, and Baldwin. The schedule permitted one afternoon at 2 and 5 p. m., and debate at ll a. m., two in the one at 7:50. A banquet was held between 5 and 7 p. m. for all debaters and coaches. Some interest- ing speeches were heard and musical entertainment was furnished by two boys from Chippewa Falls High. After an afternoon of hard talking, the participants in the tournament really enjoyed themselves and at the same time learned how to conduct themselves at a formal banquet, Although Cornell won only a small percentage of the dgbgteg in this tournament, it was felt that an experience was gained which will be valuable next year. FORENSICS The Forensic program in the Cornell High School this year included both humorous and serious deolsmations, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking and reading. The local contest was held at the high school auditorium the evening of March 25. The extemporaneous reading contest was held on the afternoon of March 24. The tournament for the western half of the Cloverbelt League was held March 25 at Cadott. Contestants in the serious declamations were: Lelah Jean Ambrose--nwalking Toward the Lightxi Olive Crawford--nDaddy Doon: Il Irene Fa1be-- Shadow and Substance 3 Monica the Newsboy's Dogng Dorothy Harris--'He was Mumford--WI var Eight Yar Oldng and Beverly Kidn. Alvida Johnson was the only contestant tions. Her selection was: uDown Town Bus' Those participating in orations wore: Halverson--nScratchy, Her only Sonng Lillian Waggener--nThe Little in humorous declama- 'Duane Churchill, Glenn Hakes, Dale Hatfield, Tony-Klima, Fred Shackleton, Dorothy Simonick, and Daryl Smith. Contestants in extemporaneous speaking Mary Jean Malott, and Bert Minwegen. were: Robert Lord, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CLASS OFFICERS President ------- -Tony Klima V. President ---- -Olive Crawford Sec. and Treas.--Amy Lodahl On September 8, 1955, Cornell High School greeted fifty-six new, green freshmen. We freshmen, believe it or not, were really timid and rightfully deserved the name of greenies . However, it didn't take us long to become acquainted with the school rules and we were soon headed for a full year of joyous school life. None of us received much knowledge from science, civics, and the other subjects, but we flew through the year with honors. We returned to school as sophomores to continue our life of learning and receiving an education. we were not so timid as we were the previous year, and we took great joy in teasing the poor, wee freshies ---- for we, as their supe rlor, had the right! At last one of our greatest ambitions was fulfilled ---- juniors at last. Now that we realized we were somebody, we received a big satisfaction. Our superior class of juniors looked down on our our time. Besides there was produced success. Then the Qsighl we gave our underclassmen as students,not worthy of the regular round of classes and studies, the junior class play, which was -a big young hearts turned toward spring romance biggest event of the year ---- the Prom. Finally our greatest hope was achieved, we became senior We started the year with hope in our hearts and eyes looking toward the future. Our number, now, was decreased from fifty six to forty-three, but this did not hinder us from striving for a successful school year. We chose as our motto, Wclimb though the rocks be rugged , which we used as a guiding goal throughout the year. Somehow, as spring neared, we continued our studies with a watchful eye on the calendar, waiting for that long anticipated moment ---- graduation. Now we have come to the end of our high school life, and with sad hearts, we bid goodbye to friends and memories, to enter into the world to obtain that great goal----success. S x .N .1 .5 ,G Y W Jfw 'Q- I A 'R QQ. , 4' ,.1... . 'P is A Vw, A , 0... W 1, M iw ini W-X 5. sm, ww 'mmm , I of I jf! ,, 4,1 5 ,gi mx? 4 Q1 L 1? -41 ti QQQF Q' 1 1 ' , R ll 7 I 1? xl 5 in W JB WA N ' 'Wg W . , wygggu Y M Wy , 'XL f- D?'7f1'J', Louis or Galento...Kind of breezy...Damsels in distress...What's the matter with the stockings, Leone?...My heroes...Flute a toot-toot...The sunny, sunny north...Hit or miss, Eddie...D1ctator...The farm does wonders ...Four brave comrades...Al1 set for a race...Alma in a dark moment...Ummm umm, I smell food...A group of palefaces...Dolores, are they insured?... Our intelligent seniors in '3l...Daryl and his girlfriends...That should hold two. it UW r v-, 'Yu 'h W N Jr , 'lx Hx M -- W., P' P M w Q , 4 S I ,fl f W-rf. x i ral .vflrg S F 4 I1 wa 2 kt J f . 4 ' i. ns'?' '93 f L 'fm L G, ,MW 'wp 5. , , 7 s Nm M MJ, ,M ,M :ga .,-L M, lull 6. L, , . U 4, If M Sept Oct. NOV. 24- Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar o APP. May 5 6 20 27 29 5: 4: 7 15 14: 19: 21: 24: 27: 28: 11: 18: 22: 28: 25 9 12 16: 19: 22: 25: 50: 9 10: 12: 13: 24: 27: 5: 7: 10: 15: 21 23: 27: 3: 10 14: 5 19 21: 24 25 26 CALENDAR Teacher's meeting. Well, kids, vacationls over. School opens. The main room is in an uproar. Where to sit-- Cornell vs. Cadott baseball team. Cadott won. Pep up kids. Cadott again defeats Cornell. No hopes I guess. First high school party given by sophomores in honor of the fresh- men. Theyire just pushing them off to a good start. Second Parent Teacher's Association meeting. A large group responded. Cornell defeats Holcombe, here, with a score of 25-2. More power to you, boys! First issue of the Cornell school paper, the Hi-Lites. Northwestern Teacher's Convention at Eau Claire. Teacher's Convention continues. First six weeks period ends. The annual and senior class pictures are taken. Save the camera. The Junior Class Play is presented. Boys basketball practice starts. Everyone looks forward to a successful season. Com emoration of Navy Day. A program was presented in the auditorium. School party. A return party for the sophomores. High school carnival. Fun for all and all for fun. Elementary School operetta. nCindere11a's Slippern. Cornell vs. Ladysmith at Basketball. A push-over. Thanksgiving recess. Free again. End of second six weeks. Some of us look rather sick. at Holcombe. We won, but they're layin' for us. with Bruce, here. Another victory for the boys. here. We gave a school party afterward. We won here. We reverse our meeting places. Cadott at Cadott. Basketball game Basketball game Game with Boyd, Meet New Auburn Cornell defeats Holiday vacation begins--No more school for two'weeks kids. We meet Turtle Lake at Turtle Lake for another victory. School re-opens. The school bell startles the sleeping ones. Play Hawkins at Cornell. Play Gilman here. We defeated them. School party. Fun again. Cornell team defeats Hawkins there. We defeat Holcombe on our own floor. The basketball game at Boyd was a victory. Basketball game here with Gilman. Just one more victory. Game here with Cadott--we won. Ask Cadott what she thinks about it. Another basketball game. We defeat New Auburn. Basketball boys meet Altoona there. Basketball tournament for Clover Belt League at Thorpe. We meet Bruce, there. Fourth six weeks period ends. More power, kids. High School Operetta. Senior Class Play. nLena Riversn. Fifth six weeks period ends. Junior promenade is presented. Open house and school exhibit. Chance to show your ability. Baccalaureatte Sunday for Seniors. Senior Class Day. Present awards, High School Commencement. Close of the school year. again. FINIS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'J' 4 CORNMLL GREAMERY 4 4 Butter-Cheese 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 if 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'E'li--H'-li-'l1'-H lI N lI 51'-K--K--ll-'H' H YWOOD AMUSEM NT COMPANY Gem Theatre Cornell, Wisconsin Frank Blanchard, Mgr. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 9542--55-X'-li-5l'5C-iii-Y' .-4.4-15'J?iE'!I ZP654-I!-45-H-iZ-91--X-i!--X- -I--It 'lf'-If 'll'-If Eau -H--If -N-'li' 'K--K' -N-'li PATRONIZE TH SE MERCHANTS WHO MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE -Il li--l l'-li'-H--H-'N l--H-'N' DR. L. M. ALLEN Chiropractor 'll H lf--lf l'-H--K'-X'-N--I--H'-I' BEALE'S CAFE Meals-Lunches-Rooms 'l1 li-'N--N'-lI Ii K N'-lI'-N X-'lZ' CORNELL TRANSFER Claire-Corne11-Ladysmith4 4 4946-K-ifii--H-4545-K K'4? DR. J. H. A. FOSTER Physician-Surgeon 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 DR. C. M. GIESE Dentist 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 HUEBSCH LAUNDRY CO. Laundry-Dry Cleaners 'H-'K--I-I'-I-if-54?-H-'K--If LARSON'S BOWLING ALLEYS iii' Bowl For Health 'K' i' 'I' 'I' 'K' 'li' 'li' 'N' 'N' 'll' 'li' MOEN'S STORE Groceries-Gasoline 'H'4K-'K--K-'K -Ii--I--N'4i'l-'K'-H--It T. M. NELSON Real Estate i--I-'li-'li l'-li'4i'-i--li--X'-H--li-'.2- I-'I' 'I'-I' 'll' -I'-H' 0ELKE'S CAFE Short Orders 'l l'-l l l l'-l ll'4f-'li'-li' REALI snnvxcn STATION Phillips 66 Products 'l Ii K K l-'K--I--I--H l'-H'-if ROBERT'S STORE Phone 58 -l l l l lI'-ki N--li-'H-'H--H-'K' VILLAGE INN AND CAFE Barber-Beauty Sh0P -I'-I'-l H--N'-l'?l'-H'-I-'H--I--lf 9.5-ki-61--7:55-Z5-19-'.?-If--X'9f4? AMBROSE DAIRY Milk-Cream -X-'N'-II--If--If--X-4?-li'-2'r-ll--Iii? CHIPPEWA VALLEY COURIER Quality Printing -X K'6i--f-X--15-K--H--12Qk'5G-Li- FARM R'S UNION Fuels-Seeds -X-if--31--l5iZ'-11--N lI-if-'X II 3f FUTRELL SERVICE STATION D-X Gasoline-Oils -ii'-5'I1-'ll--li-'li-'lf--Bti?-If-if-if J. C. GIRARD Shoes-Shoe Repairs -25-Pi-'k6C--K-6f6'r'X--Ji-495565 IVERS LUNCH Edgar Ivers, Prop. Our Motto Quality-Service-Value Our Hobb GK' Coffee Q35 S cialt Hamburger w c es Short Orders-Steaks Special Heals Ice Cream-Candy-Pop -H K--lS'-I'i-li--li K-'l--l--K--X- NORTHWESTERN STATE BANK Cornell Station 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 OLEUS TOGGERY Men's Clothing 'H'-l H l-.-l l l l-'l 5i-'! lI' RADDATZ BARBER SHOP Quality Service 4544446444-44-45494 SCHONE'S GROCERY STORE Uwe Deliver' 4141-'lil-'ll-'X K'-If-'I--l li l' WALTERS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet -X--H--I'-l l'-11'-K-41--H X--K--If 'l'4i'-H--I--If-l'i-li--K-'I H l'-12 ARCHER'S Variety Store 'N--N-41-if--li--li-N--l K'ii'-N-'li-if CH ISTOPHERSON SALES CO. Plymouth-DeSoto -16-X?-XI'-25-I94Z'4?i?-lf'-lI l l 39 'N'-If -3?-12 -itil- ii' -Ii'-It -K-'lf -H'-if I-'II' 'K'-li' 4-K- -I--li FERN GROVE DAIRY Milk-Cream +1--lP-l1--lf-N--lf--K--li--l'-l--N- GAMBLE STORE Victor Stodola, Prop. -it--1?-I1--11--II--K--H--Z5-15-K--W H. C. HALL Jeweler -X--li--I--N--it--X'-K--Ii--N--K--li JENNINGS BROS. Ford-Mercury 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 DR. E. J. MITTERM YER Physician-Surgeon -H--l--X-'A--K--K-1K--3i--K--K--K- MYERS STORE Groceries-Dry Goods -K--K--li--E-K-'K--I--li-'K-if-'H' P. J. ODLAUG Undertaker-Furniture 'li-'K-'li-'I--li--551K--li--K li'l' PRENTICE BROS. Hardware 'l I li I h1N-'K-'K'-l'1l l' RED AND WHITE STORE Dry Goods-Groceries 'K--l'41-'l K'4I-1l N l'-ll ll- swummn on. co. s. 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