Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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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.

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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

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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.