Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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ga Sockness HClgieN 'A true model of weace and 'ntent.n 'o Juanita Thane, Olga aves some of her quiet- ss. lee Club Z. .oyd Toutant nTootW 'I have a mind of my own 1d it takes more than a :acher to change it.n .loyd leaves his place :side Malvina to Claire. Track 5,4g Glee Club 2g . Lites 3,43 Operetta Eg .ass Officers 2,3g Class .ay 55 Football 45 Ease- lll l,2,5g Basketball 2,3. rriett Whipple 'Whipplen Forgive me if I blush.N arriett wills her quiet- ss to Grayce Wilcox. YZ l,2,5g Hi Lites 3,43 ee Club l,7,5,4g Operett 5g Jr. Class Play 3. Bernice Nohnk WBernieH WBernice is awfully brivht, she doesn't quit until all is riaht.W Bernice wills her bor friend to Pearl Grinder. Sever Solie HSeven WLife is a serious propositior ---girls too.n Seve wills his dancing abilit5 to Blackie Johnson. Basketball l,2,5,4g Baseball l,2g Football 45 Track 43 Mant 1. Dolores Warden NDeen nLaughter on her lips, a soul within her eyes, A witty, joyous lass, and sunny as the sKies.W Dolores wills her cheery dispc sition to Jean Ambrose. X.Y.Z. l,2g Hi-Lites l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Operetta l,2g Class Play 57 Band 2,3,4g Annual staff 4. Frances Wilson NFrankW WA proof of the rule that all good things come in small packages.H Frances wills her ability to be still to Arlene Vajgrt. Orville Bowers WPete' 'Mischief is my hobby.' Orville wills his wavy hair to Florian Hagan. Track 2. 9

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Mary Jean Malott 'Champ' 'She's one of the best-- she'll get all the breaks, And go far in this world-- she's got what it takes.' Mary Jean wills her birling ability to Lois Steinhaus. Class Play 5g Band l,2,5,4g Debate 3g Hi-Lites 4g Annual staff 43 Forensics 2. Florence Mitchell 'Flossie' 'How she studies and recites, Give's the flunker fifty frights.' Florence wills her scholastic standing to the future Seniors. Annual staff 4. Edwin Purfeerst 'Ed' 'Athletics are all my meat and drink, clothes, lodging, and studies.' Ed wills his athletic abil- ity to our High's biggest bet ---'Sloppy.' Basketball l,2,5,4g Baeeball 1,23 Football 4g Track 5,4. Albert Schulz 'Bud' 'Silence is his one great art of conversation.' Albert wills his rythmic drum to Arthur Solie. Band l,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2 8 LaVerne McCulloch 'Gully 'God bless the man who in- vented sleep.' LaVerne wills his rosy che to John Flodeen. Baseball l,2g Hi-Lites 2g Glee Club 2,3,4g Basketbal 2,5g Band l,2,5,4g Operew l,2,5,43 Track 2. Virginia Popple 'Virg' 'Being good's an awful lonesome job.' To Edna Brun, Virginia b queaths her giggle. Glee Club l,2,5,4g XYZ 1 2,5g Hi Lites 2,3,4g Annu Staff 43 operecta 3. Laura St.Aubin 'Frenchy' 'In this modern day and ag Black haired maidens are all the rage.' Laura wills her place as co-editor on the annual st to Julia Patten. Glee Club lg Annual staff Daryl Smith 'Danny' 'He worries not about the world but about girls and such it's different.' Danny leaves his good loo to Lowell Bemis. Operetta l,2g Glee Club 2 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,4g Football 45 Basketball 1, 5,4g Hi-Lites 33 Debate 3 Forensics 2,3,4g Extempor neous reading 3g Class Pl 5.

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ef. , ii: 0 L' 1 It. STYIOR CIACS HISTORY At the heed of the herd stand the seniors, we must have 16 credits by May 24. The periods must be arranged to take in at least 4 classes, Phy- sicnl Education, some extra-curricular activities, end still have 3-little ft-ime-ani-.the side. What am I going to do , Cen I get a job'?g if so, ho7fT ' rmfh rr1on5y cunl get'! , Should I go to col1ege'? , Whet school should I go to?W Uwhet will it cost?N, HHow ere our pictures?W, Hwhut will we wear to gruduntion7H Nwhet will the exercises be like7W The questions come to ss thick und fest. In a yeer we shell be alumni, then we won't have all this to think about. We shell reninisce about the years behind us. As beginners in kinder- garten with 50 enrolled the first dey, one fell off the wood pile und eno- ther got lost on the wey home st noon. The group was split up for the first grade, but was intact again in the second. We were the first class to use the second grade addition built on the WLittle White Schooln. Then came the big advancement, we started the third grade up ut the WBig Schooln. We went from fourth to eighth grade--thrgurh fractions and decimals--over nouns, prepositions, and ndvcrbs--pgst South America, Europe, end Asia--' ground spelling, music, nrt, und ell the rest of it. All this we did just to get into high school. Oh, we shell never forget that first dey in high school. We hed to sit there end see the Seniors und Juniors going around so confidently, the Sophomores Qgting like they knew what it was ell about, and we-- the Fresh- men--wishing we knew whut it wus all about. Now we have all completed our courses in high school end though we really do not went to leave--and never went to forget--none welcome failure to graduate at the lest moment. A lot has happened since that first day in kindergarten. What shell we be doing after thot much time hes gone by again? We are Wending but beginningq. CLASS PRCPHECY, FUTURE l. Glendon Bork-is now the trumpet player in Guy Lombardo's orchestra. 2. 'IEEE T.T5?u1-is now the gir1's athletic coach at Minneapolis. 3. DEZJTTQ Eh?-is now working as private secretary for Mr. Mitby in Whitewater. 4. Dale Hatfield-is now the owner of a large farm on Highway 64. 5. Delores Hetchler-is Dean of Women at Carlton College. 6. Foster Einton-is now running e tavern in Rice Lake. 7. Burliegh Jann-is now the depot agent at Holcombe. 8. Alvide Johnson-is drawing covers for the WPictorial Reviewn magazine. 9. Vlr inia farson-is chief cook at WToutents Hoteln. 10. Egg ford-ls now running for Senator. ll. Lawrence Carmod -now owns a farm near New Auburn. 12. Elll Currie-ls now assistant Janitor in nCornell High Schooln. 13. Goldean Clngras-is now designing dresses in New York. 14. Glenn Hakes- s now teaching WAgriculturen in the University of Minnesota. 15. The guest stars on Kate Smith hour next Saturday night will be those WTwins of Hermonyn Mildred Halverson and Catherine Hanson. 16. Olga Sockness-is now celebrating her fifth wedding anniversary. 17. Sever Solie-pitched a successful season for the Detroit Tigers. 18. fiure St. Aubin-is working in a grocery store in Chippewa Falls. 19 20 . Ed Furfeerst-is now the coach et St. Mary College. . folores Warden-hes crashed into Hollywood and is acting as a stand-in for Martha Raye. 21. Albert Schultz-is now the drummer in Kay Kysers orchestra. 22. Daryl Smith-ls now e tailor in Cadott. 23. Florence Mitchell-is a stenographer in a large banking concern in Fifield. 24. Mary Jean Malott-married Jim Holden-famous log roller, and are now rolling logs together. 25. Le Verne McColloch-is running a farm on 27. 26. Vlrglnla Popple-is now writing WAdvice to the Lovelornn in the green sheet for the Milwaukee Journal. 27. Llo d Toutant-is married and is residing at Oah Park, Illinois. 28. Harriet Whipple-is now a dramatic instructor at Rice Lake. 29. Francis 1 son-is shorthand teacher at Park Falls, Wisconsin. 50. Eernlce Yohnk-is now giving tap-dancing lessons in Cameron. 51. Orville Bowers-is now managing the nAce of Clubsu.